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Iran Facing Severe Fuel Shortages Amid US Pressure

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Iran is grappling with severe fuel shortages, particularly gasoline, due to US restrictions on its access to imports. This has led to long lines at gas stations and increased demand, with a daily deficit of 14-15 million liters. The government is exploring options to manage the shortage, including fixed daily distributions, higher prices for additional fuel, and individual quotas. Past attempts to raise prices have sparked protests. Iranian officials blame US and Israeli attacks on energy facilities and the blockade of Iranian ports for exacerbating the supply-demand imbalance.

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    محمدرضا عارف، معاون اول رئیس‌جمهور ایران، روز یکشنبه حذف یارانه بنزین...

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    Radio Farda راديو فردا

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    محسن حاجی میرزایی، رئیس دفتر مسعود پزشکیان، می‌گوید که سهمیه بنزین خود...

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    Crisis en Irán: la escasez de combustible provoca largas filas en las...

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    Crisis en Irán: la escasez de combustible provoca largas filas en las...

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