Trump admin covertly sent thousands of Starlink terminals into Iran, WSJ reports citing US officials, in an reported effort to keep dissidents online following Tehran’s stifling of internet access

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commitment to supporting dissidents against Iranian governmental oppression. This development could signal increased tensions in U.S.-Iran relations and may impact markets, particularly in commodities and currencies, as investors reassess risk in the region. Monitor how this plays into broader geopolitical dynamics that may influence energy prices and risk sentiment in the Forex market.

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