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Senator blames Ukraine war for high diesel prices ahead of midterms
Sen. Roger Marshall attributes rising diesel costs to reduced production linked to the Ukraine conflict.
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Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas identified the war in Ukraine as the primary cause of increased diesel prices, according to The Hill.
He stated that the conflict has led to a decrease in diesel production, contributing to higher energy costs.
Marshall highlighted energy expenses as a significant issue as the midterm elections approach.
The focus on diesel prices reflects broader concerns about the economic impact of international events on domestic energy markets.
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