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Aref’s Warning of Dark Months for U.S. Economy

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    Iran Tells Americans to Stockpile Gas as Missiles Fly

    After U.S. strikes on Larak and Hormuz targets, Tehran fires toward five countries and vows an energy squeeze as gas hits $4.14.

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    • $4.14National average regular gasoline per gallon
    • $5.85U.S. diesel at record per gallon
    • 18Ballistic missiles Jordan says intercepted
    • Larger U.S. wave on Guard targets around Hormuz; alleged wedding strike at Kuhestak.
    • Aref posts asymmetrical threat as Vance says no active shooting.
    • No verified proof of how much oil truly transited Hormuz each day.
    • No final determination on who struck the Kuhestak wedding.
    • Whether Tehran sustains energy and shipping attacks into the fall.
    • Whether U.S. gasoline falls toward $3 or climbs toward Aref's dark months.

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Giorno 7 · 1 servizio

  1. Iran begins retaliatory strikes on U.S.-linked sites in five countries.

  2. Larger U.S. wave on Guard targets around Hormuz; alleged wedding strike at Kuhestak.

  3. 2 giorni dopo

  4. Aref posts asymmetrical threat as Vance says no active shooting.

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  • Chris WrightUnited States Secretary of Energy (born 1965)
  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
  • JD VanceVice President of the United States since 2025
  • Mohammad Reza ArefFirst Vice President of Iran and reformist politician

Luoghi

  • Iran
  • Kuhestak
  • Kuwait
  • Larak
  • Strait of Hormuz
  • United States