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The Environmental Protection Agency has announced a temporary suspension of specific fuel regulations to alleviate the gasoline supply shortage resulting from the current conflict in Iran, according to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin. This decision comes as the average gas price nationwide surpasses $4 per gallon for the first time since 2022, with oil prices rising over 50% since the war began. Vice President JD Vance has warned citizens to prepare for 'difficult times ahead' regarding fuel expenses. The EPA’s decision reflects the significant impact of international conflict on domestic energy strategies and fuel prices.

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00:00The U.S. government just made an emergency move to try to ease pain at the pump.
00:04The Environmental Protection Agency is temporarily lifting certain fuel regulations,
00:09with EPA Chief Lee Zeldin warning of a real risk of disruption to America's fuel supply.
00:15Because of the ongoing Iran war, this comes as the national average gas price
00:21sits above $4 a gallon for the first time since 2022,
00:25with oil prices up more than 50% since the conflict began.
00:30And it's not just the EPA sounding the alarm.
00:32Vice President J.D. Vance has told Americans directly to brace for,
00:37a rough road ahead when it comes to fuel costs.
00:40Think about that for a moment.
00:42A war thousands of miles away is now directly shaping U.S. domestic energy policy.
00:47And what you pay every time you fill up?
00:50The coming weeks will show whether this regulatory move actually makes a dent.
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