Fuel prices across the United States have risen sharply since the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran began on February 28. According to AAA, the average national gasoline price reached $4.52 per gallon on Monday — roughly 50% higher than the average price before the conflict began.
Fuel prices across the United States have risen sharply since the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran began on February 28. According to AAA, the average national gasoline price reached $4.52 per gallon on Monday — roughly 50% higher than the average price before the conflict began.
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Fuel prices across the United States have risen sharply since the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran began on February 28. According to AAA, the average national gasoline price reached $4.52 per gallon on Monday — roughly 50% higher than the average price before the conflict began.
