On the evening of July 22, a major development further escalated the standoff between the U.S. and Iran!


The Iranian military made a tough public statement: if the U.S. military takes action to strike critical civilian infrastructure in Iran—such as bridges and power plants—then Iran will immediately launch a corresponding retaliation, specifically destroying all bridges and energy facilities in the Middle East that are linked to the United States.

Based on the full set of updates today, here’s the picture:
During the day, Trump had just said he would target Iran’s underground nuclear facilities and played down the possibility of negotiations. Now Iran has directly drawn a red line, and the risk of escalating conflict and confrontation between the two sides continues to rise. Once the U.S. side touches infrastructure targets, Iran will directly carry out a large-scale retaliation against the region’s energy lifelines. Crude oil and global risk-aversion sentiment will enter a new round of intense swings, putting further pressure on risk assets; market volatility will be amplified even more. Next, keep a close watch on the two sides’ actual actions—market conditions could see sudden spikes at any time. Make sure to do risk control #特朗普同意Clarity法案纳入伦理条款
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TreatMemesAsBeliefs
· 13h ago
This time Iran’s red line is extremely firm; if fighting really breaks out, oil prices will definitely surge, and safe-haven assets will take off.
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VolatilityOfToastingBread
· 14h ago
Iran directly uses infrastructure as a bargaining chip—this move is ruthless. If the US really blows up power plants, then all US-linked facilities across the Middle East will be in danger, and the global energy supply chain will be thrown into chaos. In the short term, risk-hedging sentiment surges, and overall speculative risk appetite is pressured as well.
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NorthboundFund
· 15h ago
The escalation in the U.S.-Iran confrontation is happening far too fast. During the day, Trump issues tough statements; at night, Iran fires back. Both sides are probing each other’s limits. Once a miscalculation sparks, crude oil and gold can swing violently—if you’re trading contracts, be alert to the risk of sudden spike moves.
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BridgeObserver
· 15h ago
War is on the verge of breaking out, and crude oil is about to explode.
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