Gasoline Crisis in Iraq Continues

Once again, Iraq is facing a gasoline supply crisis, which has led to the closure of dozens of filling stations in Baghdad and the provinces. This is especially evident in Basra, which has 59 stations whose owners have not paid the due taxes, according to a report from the Financial Audit Bureau. The Ministry of Oil also clarified that the crisis is caused by a gap between production and consumption, resulting from delays in maritime shipments due to regional security tensions. Despite taking measures to strengthen stockpiles and meet needs, the ministry warned citizens to take precautions and reduce congestion at stations to avoid escalating queues and commercial issues caused by disruptions in maritime routes that affect gasoline availability.

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