Gas prices spike as Iran conflict widens and Hormuz in focus

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The Iran–U.S.–Israel conflict widens as Israel strikes targets in Iran and Lebanon, the U.S. deploys Marines and pushes for international naval escorts through the Strait of Hormuz, and energy prices spike with gasoline approaching $3.70 per gallon; officials say the war could end in weeks with prices easing afterward, though no firm timeline is given. The day’s updates also include reports of six U.S. airmen killed in an Iraqi crash while supporting the conflict, Iran arresting dozens accused of informing for Israel, and the FCC warning broadcasters over war coverage.
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