UK reportedly blocking the US from using bases for strikes on Iran, according to a UK press

The UK's reported refusal to allow US access to military bases for potential strikes on Iran indicates a significant strain in US-UK relations regarding military action.

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  • UK is yet to give permission for the US to use the bases in the event that US President Trump orders a strike on Iran, owing to concerns that it would be a breach of international law. 
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This development may lead to geopolitical tensions that could affect energy markets, particularly oil, as fear of conflict typically supports higher prices in WTI and other commodities. Traders should watch for potential market reactions based on the geopolitical landscape and related supply risks.

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