At least 20 killed in U.S.-Saudi strikes in Iraq: former paramilitaries
At least 20 people were killed in airstrikes carried out by the United States and Saudi Arabia in Iraq, targeting Iran-backed militants. This development is significant for markets and the economy as it escalates tensions in the Middle East, which can impact global oil prices and trade relations. The strikes may also lead to increased instability in the region, affecting investor confidence and potentially influencing currency exchange rates.
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