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War in Iran: is the government right to refuse to compensate for the rise in fuel prices?

5 Mar, 15:53 — 5 Mar, 15:53
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The IndependentMostly Factual20d ago

White House is looking ‘under every rock’ to solve rising gas prices after Trump’s war in Iran spikes costs, report says

Gas prices in the U.S. rose roughly 28 cents per gallon in one week, as a result of U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran

By Ariana Baio

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Guerre en Iran : le gouvernement a-t-il raison de refuser de compenser la hausse du prix des carburants ?

The Independent5 Mar, 15:53Latest update

White House is looking ‘under every rock’ to solve rising gas prices after Trump’s war in Iran spikes costs, report says

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