Netanyahu Claims Iran Lacks Uranium Enrichment and Missile Capacity

Financial outlets highlight Netanyahu’s promise not to attack Iran’s oil and gas infrastructure while at the same time urging new pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz and end in Israel. This block links his claim that Iran can no longer enrich uranium to a brief drop in oil prices, as traders reassessed immediate supply risks. Market-focused coverage stresses that any Iranian retaliation against Gulf energy assets or shipping lanes could quickly reverse that price move and cause sharp volatility.

• •Financial media report that oil prices slipped after Netanyahu said Iran can no longer enrich uranium.
• •Netanyahu’s call for pipelines that bypass Hormuz is presented as an attempt to reduce reliance on a key chokepoint.
• •Investors are watching whether Israel keeps its pledge to avoid strikes on Iranian energy assets.
• •Financial outlets warn that Iranian attacks on Gulf petro-facilities would threaten regional supply and push prices higher.
• •Market coverage notes that talk of Iran being "decimated" has not removed concerns about future disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.