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Iran warns it will retaliate after U.S. strikes

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Iran signaled further escalation after a wave of retaliatory U.S. strikes overnight, according to CNBC Markets.

CNBC World reports that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it would punish the aggressor today following the strikes.

The statements raise the risk of continued tit-for-tat actions, with markets typically sensitive to developments that affect regional stability and risk sentiment.

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CNBC MarketsIran says it will 'punish the aggressor today' after 'heavy wave' of U.S. strikes

CNBC WorldIran says it will 'punish the aggressor today' after 'heavy wave' of U.S. strikes

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