January 1, Trump Signals Iran Response as Oil Prices Surge and Threats Escalate

Wyatt’s Take

• President Donald Trump is set to address the nation Wednesday night with an update on the Iran conflict.
• Oil markets have reacted sharply, pushing gas prices higher for American families.
• Iran has threatened U.S. companies, raising concerns about retaliation beyond the battlefield.

The U.S. military launched Operation Epic Fury on February 28 after diplomatic talks collapsed.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the President will outline the administration’s strategy and military progress.

Brent crude prices have jumped more than $30 since the fighting started, hitting $106 a barrel.

This surge has pushed American gas prices well beyond $4 per gallon in many areas.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps recently identified 18 American companies as legitimate targets for their operations.

They accused firms like Tesla, Palantir, and Microsoft of being involved in the military strikes.

“The main institutions involved in terrorist operations will be legitimate targets for our operations,”

“We advise the employees of these institutions to immediately distance themselves from their workplaces to preserve their lives.”

Wyatt Matters

Working families feel the strain when overseas conflict drives up fuel costs and threatens American jobs.

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