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Operations against Iran reportedly resume after Israeli and US elections
Military operations against Iran are expected to resume, but likely not before the Israeli and US midterm elections, according to a security source.
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Military operations against Iran are expected to resume, but likely not before the Israeli and US midterm elections, according to a security source.

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Director Jay Clayton told Marco Rubio that Tehran has escalated attempts to harm American personnel. The report indicates deadly schemes against citizens are nearing execution in various regions.
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US equity indexes declined and Treasury yields increased on October 23, 2026, while crude oil prices rose sharply due to escalating tensions involving Iran.
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President Trump expressed skepticism that Iran would be willing to engage in business negotiations.
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President Trump stated that the United States might carry out another military operation against Iran.
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Concerns about potential U.S. military action in Iran pushed oil prices above $100. The energy sector ETF XLE reached a new high, while other sectors like staples and telecoms saw declines during midday trading on Friday.
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Officials in Tehran state the nation has prepared specific strategies to damage submarine communications infrastructure in the Persian Gulf should hostilities restart.
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