Kahn Analytical News Report Trump's power has not reached the fertilizer and diesel prices in America are still rising The Reuters report shows that Trump's pressure has not reached the price of diesel and prices are still rising. In addition, Trump turned to Putin to lower the price of agricultural fertilizer. 10 days before the mid-term elections in the US, Trump used all his power to lower the prices of gasoline and diesel fuel in the US, which had risen as a result of the war against Iran. According to the New York Times, the increase in energy costs caused by the US war in Iran has caused prices to rise across America, but wages have remained constant and nearly half of Americans cannot afford to buy their basic needs. "Newsweek" magazine also warned that the increase in the price of heating oil following the war with Iran will greatly increase the cost of heating homes this coming winter for millions of American households, especially in the northeast of the country. The results of the latest survey also show that about 70% of American voters want the new Congress to give priority to ending the war against Iran, and about 80% see reducing the cost of living as one of the most important priorities. Reports show that all of Trump's measures to reduce gas prices in America have failed. In recent weeks, Trump announced a series of measures to reduce the pressure of fuel costs on farmers, truckers and drivers. In recent weeks, the Trump administration has unveiled plans that include an $8 billion support package for farmers, importing diesel from Russia, allowing truckers to use red diesel, and exploring the possibility of using sanctioned oil tankers known as the "Shadow Fleet." But experts believe that none of these measures alone can significantly reduce the prices of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. The Reuters news agency also wrote about the failure of Trump's measures to lower fuel prices in the United States: the Donald Trump administration, despite adopting expensive solutions, has so far failed to curb the trend of rising diesel prices, and this issue created a major challenge for the Republicans on the eve of the elections.

Kahn Analytical News Report Trump's power has not reached the fertilizer and diesel prices in America are still rising The Reuters report shows that Trump's pressure has not reached the price of diesel and prices are still rising. In addition, Trump turned to Putin to lower the price of agricultural fertilizer. 10 days before the mid-term elections in the US, Trump used all his power to lower the prices of gasoline and diesel fuel in the US, which had risen as a result of the war against Iran. According to the New York Times, the increase in energy costs caused by the US war in Iran has caused prices to rise across America, but wages have remained constant and nearly half of Americans cannot afford to buy their basic needs. "Newsweek" magazine also warned that the increase in the price of heating oil following the war with Iran will greatly increase the cost of heating homes this coming winter for millions of American households, especially in the northeast of the country. The results of the latest survey also show that about 70% of American voters want the new Congress to give priority to ending the war against Iran, and about 80% see reducing the cost of living as one of the most important priorities. Reports show that all of Trump's measures to reduce gas prices in America have failed. In recent weeks, Trump announced a series of measures to reduce the pressure of fuel costs on farmers, truckers and drivers. In recent weeks, the Trump administration has unveiled plans that include an $8 billion support package for farmers, importing diesel from Russia, allowing truckers to use red diesel, and exploring the possibility of using sanctioned oil tankers known as the "Shadow Fleet." But experts believe that none of these measures alone can significantly reduce the prices of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. The Reuters news agency also wrote about the failure of Trump's measures to lower fuel prices in the United States: the Donald Trump administration, despite adopting expensive solutions, has so far failed to curb the trend of rising diesel prices, and this issue created a major challenge for the Republicans on the eve of the elections.