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The General Petroleum Authority attributed the rise in cooking gas prices for November to higher prices at the source, disruptions to energy supplies linked to the regional escalation, and increased transportation costs. It confirmed that taxes and the profit margins of gas stations and distributors had not been raised. The Authority explained that the financial crisis limits its ability to intervene, and that trading in petroleum products without taxes and fees is not feasible because of the customs union agreement and the occupation’s control of crossings and borders. It said it is exploring ways to ease the burden, and that prices will fall once the factors driving them up have subsided.
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