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  1. Iran faces fuel shortages in Tehran and Mashhad as the UAE cuts off trade and internal political friction rises.
  2. Amid US naval blockades restricting imports, Iranian officials are grappling with fuel shortages, including a review of petrol quotas and criticism of the distribution system.

Amid US naval blockades restricting imports, Iranian officials are grappling with fuel shortages, including a review of petrol quotas and criticism of the distribution system.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 28
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Amid US naval blockades restricting imports, Iranian officials are grappling with fuel shortages, including a review of petrol quotas and criticism of the distribution system.

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Masoud PezeshkianMohammad Jafar Ghaempanah

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  1. Presidential statements and agency reports detail the expansion of surveillance at fuel stations and the call for stability.Sub-event
  2. Presidential government faces budget deficit and sanctions, while Principlists use Kayhan to voice skepticism on US policy.Sub-event
  3. Chief of staff reviews petrol quotas as US naval blockades cause economic pressure on Tehran.1 source

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