US officials say President Trump wants no more energy strikes but supported the attack on South Pars, and could once again be open to targeting additional Iranian energy facilities depending on Iran's actions in Strait of Hormuz, according to WSJ

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US officials say President Trump wants no more energy strikes but supported the attack on South Pars, and could once again be open to targeting additional Iranian energy facilities depending on Iran's actions in Strait of Hormuz, according to WSJ

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This development indicates a potential escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions, particularly concerning energy infrastructure, which could impact global oil supply dynamics. The statement reflects mixed signals from the Trump administration that might create volatility in energy markets, particularly in crude oil and currency pairs sensitive to geopolitical risks. Traders should remain cautious as the implications for energy prices and the broader risk environment could unfold based on future actions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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