IRANIAN PARLIAMENT'S NATIONAL SECURITY COMMISSION MEMBER KHEZRIAN: THE EMIRATIS ARE MOVING TO SIDE WITH WASHINGTON FOR A FRESH STRIKE ON THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC, AND EMIRATI CITIZENS SHOULD BE AWARE THAT THIS NATION WILL…

A member of Iran's Parliament's National Security Commission, Khezrian, has indicated that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is aligning itself with the United States for potential military action against Iran. This development could heighten geopolitical tensions in the region, impacting risk appetite among investors and influencing capital flows. The Iranian economy, particularly its oil sector, may face increased volatility as sanctions and military threats loom, while U.S. assets could be affected by shifts in defense spending and foreign policy. Traders will be particularly attentive to any official statements from the UAE or the U.S. regarding military readiness or diplomatic engagements in the coming days.

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