Washington is expected to intensify its activity to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities, according to Israel's Channel 12 cited by Al Hadath

Washington's anticipated ramp-up of efforts to dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities signals a potential escalation in geopolitical tensions.

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Israeli Official says they are preparing for war until the start of next month; ground forces in Iran are under consideration and a ground operation in Iran may be similar to what happened in Venezuela, via Al Hadath citing Axios

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This development could have significant implications for energy markets, particularly oil prices, as concerns about supply disruptions might arise, potentially bolstering the price of WTI crude. Additionally, heightened uncertainty may influence the USD's strength against other currencies as investors seek safe-haven assets.

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