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Bessent Blames Ukraine for Rising Energy Prices

Bessent blames Ukraine’s strikes on Russian energy assets for rising fuel prices, while critics cite the Iran conflict’s greater impact.

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Bessent Blames Ukraine for Rising Energy Prices

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has blamed Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities for pushing up global energy prices, saying strikes on energy assets and refined products are creating upward pressure. He also linked prices to an energy shock from the wars in Ukraine and Iran, but said costs should fall when the Iran conflict ends. A former Ukrainian official disputed Bessent’s assessment, arguing the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran war have had a greater market impact.

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