Trump's war policy has destroyed the bread of American fishermen The increase in fuel costs caused by the war that the US President chose against Iran affected various sectors of the economy, but the longline fishing fleet based in the port of Honolulu, Hawaii, was hit particularly hard. The price of diesel in Hawaii reached an unprecedented high of $7.2919 per liter on October 23, 2026; In this situation, the war continues and the disruption in the supply of oil and diesel continues, and the price of this fuel has increased by more than 2 dollars per gallon per year, equal to a growth of nearly 40%. Hawaii's fishing industry has already faced serious problems being profitable. By 2022, sector profits hit an all-time low. - Link.