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The average price of diesel in the United States has surpassed the six-dollar mark per gallon for the first time, due to supply shortages and rising oil prices. This increase is a result of escalating American-Israeli tensions with Iran and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. Diesel prices have risen by approximately $2.30 compared to last year, adding financial burdens on consumers and impacting supply chains and the economy overall. The rising prices are a political concern, especially with Congress elections approaching, and are expected to continue even after the elections, according to statements by Trump.
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