US Ready to Restart Strikes on Iran if No Deal
Key takeaways
- Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said the US is prepared to resume strikes on Iran amid stalled ceasefire negotiations.
- Oil prices have been elevated due to ongoing Hormuz Strait disruptions from the conflict.
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This report indicates the US might start attacking Iran again if talks fail. That could make oil more expensive because of problems shipping it through a key waterway.
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