TASNIM NEWS: AN IRANIAN MILITARY SOURCE WARNED THAT THE UAE WOULD BE TREATED AS PART OF THE "ZIONIST REGIME," CAUTIONING ABU DHABI AGAINST PROVOKING A REPEAT OF THE "40-DAY WAR" AND SIGNALING THAT TEHRAN'S RESTRAINT…

An Iranian military source has issued a warning to the UAE, stating it would be regarded as part of the "Zionist regime" if provoked, referencing the potential for renewed conflict reminiscent of the "40-day war." This rhetoric heightens geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region, impacting risk appetite among investors. The primary transmission mechanism is the escalation of regional conflict risk, which could lead to increased volatility in oil prices and affect broader Middle Eastern markets. Traders will be particularly focused on any military movements or diplomatic responses from the UAE and Iran, as well as upcoming OPEC meetings that may address supply concerns amid rising tensions.

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