
Oil Markets Surge as Traders Question Durability of US-Iran Ceasefire
Crude prices rebound sharply after Wednesday's plunge, with analysts warning that any pause in hostilities may prove temporary.
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Crude prices rebound sharply after Wednesday's plunge, with analysts warning that any pause in hostilities may prove temporary.
No tankers have passed through the strategic strait since the truce began, while Hezbollah rocket fire from Lebanon tests the fragile peace.
Israeli Prime Minister draws sharp distinction in first major address since truce, signaling prolonged campaign against militant group despite broader regional peace efforts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Hezbollah remains a legitimate military target despite recent ceasefire agreements, as Israeli forces struck over 100 sites across Lebanon. The strikes killed 112 people and injured 837, according to Lebanese health officials, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.