Summer of Danger for Global Energy Market Amidst War in Iran?

Others are taking sides. United States hasn't spoken yet.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon is leading 'The ongoing conflict in Iran and geopolitical tensions are driving up global oil prices, benefiting arms dealers and corporations at the expense of everyday consumers who face higher energy bills.', while Sudan stands for 'While some see war profiteering as a negative outcome for ordinary citizens, others argue that increased military spending can boost economic growth through defense contracts and job creation in affected regions.'. United States... this is still ours to define.