Iraq’s fuel crisis deepens amid supply disruptions
Nawwar Faeq
Press TV, Baghdad
Iraq is facing a growing fuel crisis, with gasoline shortages and long queues at filling stations adding to the pressure on citizens and the government.
The disruption comes amid geopolitical tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, production problems at major facilities, and difficulties transporting and distributing fuel across the country.
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