WASHINGTON (MNTV) — The domestic economic toll of the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran is increasingly being felt across the United States, with rising living costs, public frustration, and political backlash exposing deep cracks in the country’s internal stability.
Fuel prices have surged sharply, pushing up transportation and household costs, while mortgage rates and borrowing expenses continue to rise, placing additional pressure on already strained American families.
Supply chain disruptions linked to the conflict have begun affecting everyday goods, as shortages of petrochemicals and fertilizers drive up prices across multiple sectors.
Airfares have increased as airlines cut routes due to soaring fuel costs, and companies are imposing surcharges to offset logistical expenses. Economists warn that these combined pressures could fuel inflation and potentially push the US economy…
