
Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс заявил, что не знает, когда цены на бензин в стране вновь могут снизиться, связав их рост с обстрелами коммерческих судов со стороны Ирана.
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Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс прокомментировал текущую ситуацию с ценами на бензин в стране, связав их рост с действиями Ирана в Персидском заливе.
Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс заявил, что не знает, когда цены на бензин в стране вновь могут снизиться.
"Сейчас мы говорим о вещах, которые по своей природе непредсказуемы", - ответил Вэнс журналисту на вопрос о том, снизятся ли цены на бензин в США к 7 сентября, когда в стране отмечается День труда.
Однако, вместо дальнейших комментариев по поводу сроков снижения цен Вэнс продолжил объяснять причины их нынешнего роста.
"Главная реальность заключается в том, что причина столь высоких цен на бензин прямо сейчас — в том, что иранцы обстреливают коммерческие суда", - добавил он.
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Цены на бензин в США останутся высокими в краткосрочной перспективе, если обстрелы коммерческих судов Ираном продолжатся
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