Israeli Army Strikes 10 Hezbollah Warehouses Amid Rising Tensions

The Israeli army reported targeting approximately ten warehouses in Lebanon used by Hezbollah to store weapons intended for attacks against Israeli forces. This escalation in cross-border military activity intensifies geopolitical risk in the Middle East, potentially impacting regional stability and investor risk appetite. Assets most exposed include Israeli equities, government bonds, and the Israeli Shekel, which could face downward pressure due to increased uncertainty and capital outflow risk. Additionally, broader energy markets may react to perceived threats to regional oil and gas production or transit routes. Traders will closely monitor further military communiques and diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions.

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