UK fuels face £200K daily theft since Iran conflict

Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict, fuel theft from UK forecourts has increased, with an estimated average of £194,000 stolen daily, a rise of 48%. Incidents of theft and abuse at petrol stations have grown by a fifth, with the total daily volume of stolen fuel rising to approximately 109,000 litres. The conflict has disrupted oil supplies, driving petrol prices to their highest levels since the war began and prompting measures to introduce crime prevention technologies.

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