US launches new wave of attacks on Iran
The latest wave of US military attacks began at 9 p.m. GMT Sunday, according to the US Central Command via platform X. Before that, it...
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The renewed escalation is the latest development threatening the interim agreement between Washington and Tehran aimed at ending the war between the two countries, which has triggered global economic shocks since it began on February 28. Oil prices, which had previously fallen after the announcement of the agreement, rose again by more than 3.5 percent when futures trading opened in Tokyo on Monday, with the US crude benchmark, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), surging past US$74 (RM302) per barrel.
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The renewed escalation is the latest development threatening the interim agreement between Washington and Tehran aimed at ending the war between the two countries, which has triggered global economic shocks since it began on February 28.
according to Utusan MalaysiaOil prices, which had previously fallen after the announcement of the agreement, rose again by more than 3.5 percent when futures trading opened in Tokyo on Monday, with the US crude benchmark, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), surging past US$74 (RM302) per barrel.
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