Energy Secretary Chris Wright says Trump was "well aware of the risks to energy flows" before launching Iran war

TL;DR

President Trump was aware of the risks to energy flows before launching the war in Iran.
The administration prioritized preventing a nuclear-armed Iran over short-term energy price increases.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright expects energy prices, including diesel and gasoline, to decline in the coming weeks.
Factors contributing to expected price drops include increased supplies from the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. gasoline production, and the end of the summer driving season.
The G7 agreement to release 100 million barrels of fuel over four months is expected to help lower diesel prices globally.
Efforts are underway to increase the supply of diesel and gasoline, reversing previous policies that limited hydrocarbon production.
Diplomatic and military tracks remain open in the administration's approach to Iran.
Discussions are ongoing regarding various measures, including potentially an export ban on diesel, to lower energy prices.

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