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Fuel Smuggling in Iran: A National Crisis Driven by Corruption and the IRGC - Iran News Update
Fuel smuggling has emerged as one of Iran’s most pressing economic and national security crises, driven not by petty criminals, but by powerful organized networks—many of them allegedly linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Official reports and public statements reveal a daily exodus of 20 to 25 million liters of fuel, particularly diesel, through Iran’s eastern and western borders into Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and even Taj…
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