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- Gas prices in the United States have surged over 30% since the Iran war began.
- The conflict began with a late February U.S. and Israeli missile strike, prompting Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz.
- The closure disrupted about one-quarter of global oil supply, driving price hikes, especially in the South and Southwest.
- Dallas insurance adjuster Jay Robinson says rising costs affect him as he plans his wedding.
