Trump lashes allies as ‘ill-calculated’ Iran war pushes fuel prices higher
President criticizes Western partners while US-Israel strikes on Iran intensify, triggering soaring oil prices and escalating regional crisis
DUBAI, UAE (MNTV) — President Donald Trump publicly scolded allied nations for not doing more to support the United States’ war against Iran, telling them they must “go get your own oil” as disruptions from the conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz pushed average US gasoline prices above $4 a gallon.
The remarks underscored widening diplomatic rifts and frustration amid a war that has unsettled global energy markets and strained international support.
Trump’s comments came amid a new wave of US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran, including a major attack on Isfahan.
The UN Security Council planned an emergency session after Israel killed 3 UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon within 24 hours during its illegal invasion of the country.
Analysts warn that the US-Israel war on Iran, combined with the ongoing invasion of Lebanon, is creating a broader humanitarian and geopolitical crisis, exposing civilians and infrastructure to escalating violence while pushing global energy prices to unprecedented levels.
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