Iran advises Americans to stockpile fuel ahead

The article discusses a warning from Iranian Vice President Mohamed Reza Aref about severe economic repercussions for the United States. He urged Americans to stockpile gasoline and fuel in anticipation of a bleak period for the American economy, caused by rising fuel prices resulting from oil supply disruptions linked to the war with Iran. He indicated that Iran's response would be "disproportionate" and "multi-layered" to protect its security amid the deterioration of the American economy, where fuel prices have exceeded $4 per gallon and diesel costs have risen to around $5.80. This comes at a time when Washington is under increasing pressure due to soaring fuel prices, with officials taking steps to reduce those costs. The warnings are connected to escalating tensions between Iran and the United States.

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