Channel 12: Israel informed Washington that a return to fighting will include the destruction of Iranian energy facilities

Israel has reportedly informed Washington that renewed hostilities will target Iranian energy facilities, escalating tensions in the region. This development could impact energy markets through supply disruption, particularly if Iran's oil production is affected, leading to increased prices and volatility in crude oil markets. Investors in energy stocks and commodities, especially those with exposure to Middle Eastern oil, may face heightened risk due to potential retaliatory actions or sanctions. Traders will be closely watching for any official military actions or statements from both Israeli and Iranian officials that could further influence market sentiment.

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