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WHEN YOU GO TO WAR AGAINST YOUR MILITARY ADVISORS ADVICE THEN FIRE THEM ALL A major energy warning is unfolding as tensions with Iran and disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz push fuel markets higher, with average U.S. diesel prices climbing to roughly $5.46 per gallon. The strategic waterway remains one of the world’s most important energy routes, and any restriction on shipping can quickly impact global oil supplies.The latest increase has sparked renewed calls from Trump allies for a return to aggressive American energy production. Supporters of Trump’s energy agenda argue that expanding domestic drilling and reducing dependence on foreign oil producers would help protect Americans from overseas conflicts affecting prices at the pump.Energy analysts note that multiple factors are driving fuel costs, including international instability and market conditions. However, conservatives say the situation proves why the United States must maintain strong energy independence and avoid being vulnerable to foreign powers.