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- Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the U.S. conflict with Iran causes short-term gas-price disruptions, up 24%.
- Prices may fall after the conflict ends, likely within a few weeks.
- Wright emphasized neutralizing Iran's military capabilities to secure oil supplies.
- He noted the operation is necessary to prevent greater risks.
- Despite higher prices, he expects oil supplies to rebound and prices to drop to under $3 per gallon by summer.
