08.03.2026 16:53
After the United States and Israel targeted oil storage facilities near Tehran, there was a surge in activity at gas stations in the capital. Long lines formed from the morning as the fuel quota was reduced.
Concerns about fuel began to arise in the city following the attacks targeting oil storage areas in Tehran and its surroundings by the US and Israel. After the attacks, vehicle owners formed long queues at gas stations in Tehran to obtain fuel.
FUEL QUOTA REDUCED
Authorities have reduced the quota for fuel purchases made with personal fuel cards from 30 liters to 20 liters. Following the decision, many gas stations experienced congestion from the early hours of the morning.
CONGESTION AT GAS STATIONS
After the targeting of oil storage areas, citizens concerned about a possible fuel shortage flocked to stations to refuel their vehicles. As a result, long vehicle queues formed in front of some stations throughout the city, and drivers had to wait for a long time.
THE IMPACTS OF THE ATTACK ARE BEING CLOSELY MONITORED
Following the attacks, the possible effects on Iran's energy infrastructure and potential issues in fuel supply are being closely monitored.