TREE NEWS update: Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said any action against Iran will come at a cost, adding that Tehran prefers diplomacy if consensus can be reached but retains the means to keep responding if war continues. He said the ongoing situation would have strategic effects, including continued turmoil in energy markets over the next three years, and that Gulf states are rapidly redefining their relations with Iran.
Iran Official Warns US Will Pay a Price for Any Action Against Iran
The signal here is less the threat itself than the explicit three-year horizon for energy-market turmoil, which ties a geopolitical standoff directly to the input costs that feed through to inflation and risk appetite across crypto and other risk assets. The claim that Gulf states are rapidly redefining ties with Iran is the more consequential thread, since it implies regional alignments are shifting rather than simply hardening. Whether that redefinition materializes, and whether the diplomatic track Rezaei says Tehran prefers gains traction, is the open question worth watching.
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