URGENT UPDATE - Iran War Expert: A Mass Casualty Attack Is Coming! | Robert Pape

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Geopolitical risk narrative: interview claims the Iran conflict’s “deadliest phase” is still ahead, including possible mass-casualty terror attacks, escalation to broader regional war, and disruption around the Strait of Hormuz (implied material impact on global oil flows). Actionable mostly via macro/sector hedges (energy, defense, shipping, airlines, cyber) rather than single-name fundamentals.

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