War Profiteers at the Pump: The True Cost of Conflict The war with Iran has had far reaching consequences for the US economy, but one less discussed aspect is the strain it puts on taxpayers' wallets – particularly when it comes to gas prices.
Since the conflict started over a year ago, gas prices have risen by more than $1 per gallon.
For the average American driver, who logs around 15,000 miles on their vehicle each year, that's an extra $150 per month at the pump.