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Tehran's Houthi Proxies Attack Saudi Aramco Again, Crude Spikes, As Iran's Military Command To Be 'More Aggressive'
Tehran's Houthi Proxies Attack Saudi Aramco Again, Crude Spikes, As Iran's Military Command To Be 'More Aggressive'
Summary
Saudi Aramco attacked again: Houthi drone strikes on a Saudi refinery sent oil prices higher.
Hormuz stalemate & standoff: US says it can sustain the Iranian port blockade indefinitely.
Iran digs in: Tehran appears prepared for a prolonged war of attrition.
Hard-liners rise: Iran reshuffled senior security leadership toward a more aggressive posture.
Diplomacy dead-end: Iran says the U.S. has miscalculated, while talks remain deadlocked.
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Attack on Saudi Aramco Facility Sees Crude Spike
Oil prices have spiked...
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