US Gulf allies low on Iranian missile interceptors, CBS reports

The revelation that US Gulf allies are low on Iranian missile interceptors raises concerns about regional security and defense readiness.

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This could escalate tensions in the area, potentially impacting oil markets and safe-haven assets like gold if geopolitical risks rise. Monitor potential implications for military spending and alliances in the region as countries may seek to bolster their defenses in response.

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