The first 100 days of the Iran war have seen more days of ceasefire than conflict, yet global repercussions are significant. The U.S. and Israel engaged in 39 days of fighting, while the naval blockade has severely impacted oil supplies, driving prices up and affecting economies worldwide.

• 01The U.S. and Israel conducted 3,145 attacks in Iran, with 1,726 retaliatory strikes from Iran.
• 02The war has displaced 3.2 million people in Iran, with significant civilian casualties reported.
• 03The average price of gasoline in the U.S. reached $4.35 per gallon, with consumers facing an additional $54.9 billion in costs since the war began.
• 04Iran's crude oil production has dropped to under 300,000 barrels a day due to U.S. naval operations.
• 05The Pentagon estimated the war's costs at $29 billion by mid-May, with projections suggesting total expenses could rise to $1 trillion.

The conflict has led to increased fuel prices, affecting consumers and economies globally. The U.S. faces heightened fuel costs and military expenditures, while Iran experiences significant civilian displacement and casualties.