Panic at the Pump: Long Fuel Lines Spread Across Tehran as Uncertainty Over Gasoline Prices Fuels Public Anxiety
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Car snakes line the streets from Tehran to deep into the night. Some petrol stations run out of fuel. Iran's President Massud Peseshkian admits problems as a result of the war, but he denies deliveries of fuel.
(Cairo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Sang-hoon = As concerns over fuel shortages grow following the U.S. declaration of the so-called 'economic bullying operation' against Iran, Iran's...
In Iran's capital, Tehran, people seem to have to wait for hours to fill a tank. According to statistics, fuel needs have recently increased significantly. The regime is appeased.
In Iran's capital, Tehran, fears of supply shortages have triggered long queues in front of gas stations.
The government is trying to calm down and assures us that it will be prepared for all the scenarios.
Panic at the Pump: Long Fuel Lines Spread Across Tehran as Uncertainty Over Gasoline Prices Fuels Public Anxiety
Panic at the Pump: Long Fuel Lines Spread Across Tehran as Uncertainty Over Gasoline Prices Fuels Public Anxiety By: Jeff Gorman Long queues formed outside gasoline stations across Tehran overnight as anxious motorists rushed to fill their tanks amid mounting fears that Iran’s government could soon implement long-anticipated increases in subsidized fuel prices, underscoring the extraordinary political and economic sensitivity surrounding one of …
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