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US gas prices climb back to USD 4 per gallon as Iran conflict intensifies

The US and Israel's war with Iran plunged the world into an global energy crisis, notably as the cost of crude oil - the main ingredient in gasoline - soared due to supply chain and production disruptions across the Middle East

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US gas prices jumped back to USD 4 a gallon on average Monday, as Washington's latest fighting with Iran renews strain on the flow of fuel worldwide.

According to motor club AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is now just above the USD 4 mark. That's about 13 cents more expensive than it was a week ago, and far higher than where prices at the pump stood at this time last year, when American drivers could full up for about USD 3.14 a gallon on average.

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