Unverified reports describe massive queues at gas stations across Iran as residents attempt to refuel and evacuate from military zones. The reason for the sudden movement is not yet confirmed.
A single unverified report circulating Saturday evening describes long queues at gas stations in Iran, with residents seeking to fuel their vehicles and flee from military areas. The report does not specify the location or the number of people involved. Similar scenes of fuel queues and panic buying have been reported in recent weeks from various Iranian cities, including Piranshahr and Kerman, amid US strikes on Iranian infrastructure and deepening economic crisis, as previously covered by The Zioneer. The cause of the latest reported movement remains unclear.
2 developments
- DevelopingLong lines reported at gas stations in Iran amid fuel shortages
- StrongFootage from Friday reveals long gas station queue in Iran amid deepening economic crisis
- DevelopingFootage shows long fuel queues in Iran's Piranshahr amid US strikes and war fears
- DevelopingIran threatens Gulf energy stations as tensions escalate
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