The War In Iran May End Within A Few Weeks

 U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright states that the war between the United States and Israel against Iran may end in a few weeks, oil prices, which have skyrocketed, to drop after the war.

 "The American public has already felt the impact, and they will continue to feel it in the coming weeks," Wright said to host Christine Welker on the NBC program 'Meet the Press'. But ultimately, we will eliminate the greatest threat to global energy supply. We will be entering a world with more abundant energy, more affordable prices, and lower risks for the U.S. military and U.S. commercial activities in the Middle East. "

 When asked if "a few more weeks" was his expectation for the duration of the war, he added: "I think that's a more likely time frame." "

 Wright stated on an NBC program that the government hopes to lower gasoline prices to below $3 per gallon before the summer, but added that "there are no guarantees in war," and the timeline for the price reduction remains unclear

 Government officials and Trump allies revealed to POLITICO that the White House believes it can withstand high oil prices for up to four weeks - but even if the war ends, it is unlikely that prices will quickly return to the levels they were at before the U.S. and Israel began bombing Iran.

 On Sunday, Wright dismissed Iran's warning that crude oil prices could rise to $200 per barrel, telling Welker, "I won't pay any attention to what Iran says." "