Vance Predicts Fuel Prices Will Drop After Iran Conflict
Vice President Mike Pence defended his country's policy towards Iran, confirming that the administration is seeking a "final and firm commitment not to allow Iran to rebuild its nuclear program." He indicated that ending this conflict could lead to a decrease in fuel prices, noting that Iran is currently working to further squeeze global energy supplies. Pence also emphasized that American military efforts ensure the passage of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, he stated that the US withdrawal from the region and leaving Iran to control maritime navigation could result in a significant rise in fuel prices. In a different context, he mentioned that he has not yet made a decision regarding his potential run for president in 2028.
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