"The president doesn't like this attack. He wants to save oil. He doesn't want to burn it. And this reminds people of higher gas prices," - the US is dissatisfied with Israel's strikes on Iranian fuel infrastructure, according to Axios.According to American officials, Saturday's attacks on 30 fuel storage facilities were the first serious disagreement between the US and Israel since the start of the operation.In Washington, they fear that such strikes could strategically backfire against them, as the targeted facilities are used by the civilian population. The US believes that this could rally Iranian society around the authorities and simultaneously push up global oil prices.However, Israeli and American sources claim that the Israeli army notified the US in advance about the planned attacks. However, one American official said that Washington was surprised by the scale of the operation."We don't think this was a good idea," said a senior American official.An Israeli source said that the American reaction to the strikes was: "What the hell?".In addition, American officials fear that footage of burning fuel storage facilities could spook oil markets and trigger further increases in energy prices."The president doesn't like this attack. He wants to save oil. He doesn't want to burn it. And this reminds people of higher gas prices," - Trump's adviser told Axios.The Israeli side, in turn, argues that fuel storage facilities are used by the Iranian authorities not only to supply civilians, but also to support military structures. One of the goals of the strikes, according to an Israeli military official, was to send a signal to Tehran to stop attacks on civilian infrastructure.It is expected that the emerging disagreements and further war strategy will be discussed at a high political level between the two allies.