Tehran fuel queues Ghalibaf on conservation
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called on citizens to reduce fuel consumption due to the country's difficulties in importing sufficient quantities of petroleum products, as a result of the American naval blockade imposed on Iranian ports in response to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He explained that the local production of gasoline is insufficient, and the blockade prevents imports, leading to long lines at fuel stations in Tehran. He also pointed out that conservation requires collective cooperation and wisdom from the people, and that matters can be managed with the locally produced quantities. Ghalibaf announced plans to increase government food support for the most affected groups due to inflation, amidst previous protests caused by the tough economic conditions.
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