Which countries have seen the highest petrol prices since the Iran war?
Al Jazeera
At least 85 countries have reported petrol price rises since the attacks on Iran by the US and Israel on February 28.
Motorists around the globe are already feeling the impact of the United States and Israel’s war on Iran, with fuel prices sharply rising since the war began.
In the US, a gallon of regular petrol that averaged $2.94 in February now costs $3.58, marking a 20 percent increase, according to data from AAA Fuel Prices, a retail fuel price tracker from the American Automobile Association (AAA).
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