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Bikers face heat and conflict smuggling Iranian fuel
The article details the dangers and rise of fuel smuggling from Iran into Pakistan's Balochistan region, driven by increased demand and higher fuel prices amid regional tensions and conflict. Smugglers like Mazaar risk extreme heat, fire, and violent clashes while transporting fuel across a 900km border, with estimates suggesting billions of dollars worth of fuel are illegally trafficked annually. Many locals turn to smuggling as their only livelihood due to limited economic opportunities and ongoing regional instability.
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