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Kremlin spokesman Peskov: It will take a long time to restore Russia-US relations.
Israel Channel 12: Israeli security agencies estimate that Iran has launched about 80 missiles at Israel in two batches since last night.
June 15th, Israeli stocks fell on the first day of trading after Israel launched an air strike on Iran. Saudi Arabias benchmark stock index fell as concerns about a wider conflict in the region intensified. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange 35 Index opened down 1.5% on Sunday, extending last weeks 1.5% drop. The Saudi Stock Exchange All Stocks Index fell 2.5%. Egypts EGX 30 Index fell 7.7%, the biggest drop in more than a year. These markets were closed on Friday. Israel and Iran bombarded each other for the third day. On Friday, when hostilities broke out, the Israeli shekel recorded its biggest drop in 11 months, while oil prices soared 7%. The worsening conflict has also sent shock waves to financial markets, prompting investors to flock to traditional safe-haven assets such as gold and the US dollar.
Emirates cancels flights to Iran and Iraq until June 30.
An Israeli military spokesman issued an evacuation warning to Iranians living near Irans nuclear reactor.
The World's Largest Gold ETF-SPDR GOLD TRUST Position Report
The World's Largest Gold ETF-SPDR GOLD TRUST Position Report
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Sources: Jin10.com