US likely does not have enough munitions to sustain a prolonged all-out war with Iran — which is already adapting to bypass US defence systems in its attacks across the region, according to an expert cited by The New York Post

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military capabilities regarding a potential prolonged conflict with Iran. It suggests a potential escalation in tensions, which could have immediate implications for oil supplies and prices as uncertainties often drive commodity markets. Traders should consider how these developments could influence risk sentiment across assets, particularly in energy markets.

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