Iran warns U.S. of military consequences as oil prices rise
Iranian officials have issued fresh warnings against U.S. military action, adding to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister warned that another U.S. military operation would have consequences extending beyond the region. Meanwhile, a senior IRGC commander declared that Iran is ready to respond to any new military aggression. Crude oil prices are moving higher amid the escalating rhetoric.
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