Iran war update in 60 seconds.
March 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelHorrible economic numbers: the US lost 92,000 jobs last month, unemployment is up, and the bad news is landing as Iran war energy prices rise.
Strait of Hormuz closed: about 20% of the world’s oil and natural gas is effectively offline, with prices spiking and supply dropping.
Oil shock getting worse: Qatar warns oil could rise another 50% to $150 a barrel, and oil is already up 20% this week.
Gas prices surging: the US average just hit $3.32 a gallon, up 11% in five days.
Trump may have worsened the crisis: reports say he did not refill emergency oil stockpiles, leaving consumers more exposed.
Regime change is back: Trump now says the war will not end until Iran changes its regime and he chooses the new leader.
Long, expensive war ahead: US Central Command says the conflict could last through September, at a cost of $200 billion to $400 billion.
Retaliation fears at home: Trump acknowledged Americans should expect possible attacks and said, “some people will die.”
Russia helping Iran target US forces: according to the Washington Post, Moscow is providing targeting information to Iran.
Possible US strike on girls’ school: reports say the US military believes American forces likely hit a school in Iran, possibly killing 160 or more girls.
War polls are terrible: only 38% of Americans support the war, while 49% oppose it.
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