Washington Focuses on Oil Prices Over Iran Nuclears

The United States administration has shifted its focus toward lowering oil prices rather than escalating military actions in the conflict with Iran, amid rising tensions over the Iranian nuclear program. Vice President Jey D. Vance emphasized that the priority has become ensuring the continued flow of oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, with expectations that oil prices currently will decrease compared to the high levels seen at the beginning of the conflict. This stance comes as part of statements aimed at using fuel prices as a strategic bargaining tool, while increasing economic pressure on Iran and not ruling out the possibility that Washington may impose new economic sanctions on Tehran.

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