Tehran does not see the ceasefire as an end to the crisis, but rather as a pause to readjust a scenario they have that suffers from structural and functional flaws, via Al Mayadeen citing sources

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Tehran's perspective on the ceasefire highlights a lack of trust in its durability, framing it more as an opportunity to regroup rather than a genuine resolution to the crisis. This suggests ongoing instability in the region, which could impact energy markets and risk sentiment, particularly for assets sensitive to geopolitical developments such as oil and safe havens. Traders should monitor for any escalations that may arise from this perceived temporary reprieve.

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