Cheaper Oil After War? Trump's New Claims on Iran and Energy Market

U.S. President Trump, in fresh remarks, made claims about the future of Iran's nuclear program and spoke of a sharp drop in oil and diesel prices — a promise whose fulfillment depends on the future course of the war and energy market.

In recent statements, the President of the United States has made claims about the fate of Iran's nuclear program and has spoken about the significant reduction in the price of oil and diesel; A promise whose fulfillment is tied to the future developments of the war and the energy market.

Ambassador Arjan-Political Group: The US President says that Iran will no longer have nuclear weapons in Hormuz following US military actions.

US President Donald Trump claimed: We will defeat Iran very quickly. And as soon as this happens, the price of oil and diesel will fall drastically.

He claimed: The whole story was about nuclear weapons and we have done this before with B-2 bombers. They will never have nuclear weapons.

The latest developments in the Iran-US war have been accompanied by an increase in diplomatic consultations and, at the same time, continued disputes over the nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian official has stated that Washington's proposals are in conflict with Tehran's demands and that Iran will not give up its right to enrichment, while Russia has announced its readiness to help reduce tensions.

The warmongering American president once again threatened Iran by claiming American ownership of the Strait of Hormuz and said that Washington would "finish the job" soon.

Energy analysts have announced a possible jump in the price of gasoline and diesel in the United States in the coming days; A process that increases the cost of living and inflation by putting pressure on the global supply of oil.