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Iran cites fuel crisis amid US naval blockade
Iranian authorities have reported that the U.S. naval blockade of the country's ports is hindering fuel imports, leading to a shortage of domestic production that is insufficient to meet national needs. As a result, long lines of vehicles have formed at gas stations following the government's announcement of a plan to ration and reduce fuel supplies over the past few years. The blockade has caused Iran's gasoline imports to stop entirely, exacerbating the fuel crisis and threatening the stability of the local market. Meanwhile, Iran continues its negotiations with Oman, focusing on lifting the blockade and reaching agreements to reopen the strait. It is noteworthy that Iran relies heavily on fuel imports despite being a major oil producer, and tensions are escalating amid ongoing U.S. sanctions imposed on the country.
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