Tehran Cites Fuel Shortage Due to US Blockade
The Iranian economy is facing challenges in fuel supplies, as the Vice President confirmed that the U.S. naval blockade hampers the import of gasoline, which is insufficient to meet domestic demand despite ongoing international oil sales. This has led to long lines at fuel stations, amid a plan to ration fuel for several days. Although sales decreased after the lifting of the blockade, oil exports continue to be carried out via the seas, according to officials. Iran also experienced widespread protests in 2019 over the increase in gasoline prices.
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