U.S. national average gas prices reached $3.884 per gallon according to AAA data
The U.S. national average price for regular gasoline reached $3.884 per gallon, marking nearly a 30-cent increase from the previous week. This represents the highest gas prices since September 2023. The increases have been attributed to winter weather disruptions and military operations involving the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
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Gas prices: Increases to $3.884 per gallon, nearly 30 cents higher than a week ago
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Gas prices highest since 2023: AAA
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“Gas prices highest since 2023: AAA”
“Gas prices: Increases to $3.884 per gallon, nearly 30 cents higher than a week ago”
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The joint military strikes against Iran are named Operation Epic Fury.
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