International crude oil prices are climbing amid heightened tensions and war fears linked to Iran, according to a Dinamalar TV report. The spike is adding pressure across global energy markets.
The report says the impact is being felt sharply in the United States, where inflation is rising and day-to-day costs are increasing. It adds that the public is facing growing hardship due to the price surge.
Against this backdrop, the report alleges that the US is importing diesel from Russia, calling it a “double standard” at a time of geopolitical strain.
It also notes that talks were taking place between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, as the energy situation and broader tensions continue to draw attention.
