Trump now influences gas prices

The article discusses the statement made by U.S. President Donald Trump, who emphasized that the rise in gasoline prices is no longer due to the Strait of Hormuz but rather to problems at refining plants, especially those in Russia that are being targeted by Ukrainian strikes, as well as the closure of refineries within the United States. He pointed out that U.S. gasoline production is reaching record levels, yet refinery closures and the impacts of wars hinder the ability to meet demand, leading to higher prices. This statement coincided with remarks from the U.S. Secretary of Energy regarding increased oil supplies and the effects of military operations and refinery shortages on the fuel market.

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