UN Secretary General Guterres says concerned about statements indicating the entire peoples of civilization may bear the consequences of political and military decisions, adds no military objective justifies a comprehensive destruction of infrastructure

UN Secretary General Guterres' remarks highlight concerns about the potential for widespread civilian suffering due to political and military decisions.

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This statement underscores the idea that continued conflict could lead to significant infrastructural damage, which may drive volatility in markets related to geopolitical risks, including oil and gold. Traders should consider how this rhetoric might influence sentiment around stability in the region and related asset classes.

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