How Did the War on Iran Turn Fuel Prices Into a US Economic Burden Ahead of Congressional Elections?

Rising costs of energy and fuel, including oil, gasoline, and diesel, following the unjustified war on Iran have pushed US inflation to 3.7%, adding further pressure on Americans and the country's central bank ahead of the midterm congressional elections.

The increase in the price of fuel and energy, including oil, gasoline and diesel fuel, following the unjustified war against Iran, has brought the inflation rate of the United States to 3.7%, while on the eve of the mid-term elections of the Congress of this country, it has put more pressure on the Americans and the central bank of this country.