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Iran Parliament Speaker Urges Citizens to Cut Petrol Use

Summary by Asharq AL-Awsat
A top Iranian official called on citizens to curb their petrol consumption on Tuesday, as the country faces difficulty importing enough fuel to meet demand due to a US naval blockade. "Of course, part of the responsibility for this high consumption does not lie with our people; it lies with our industry," parliament speaker and top negotiator Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said in a televised address. "But in any case, what is clear is that we need to …

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"If we use it properly, we can get by with the amount of gasoline we produce," the speaker of the Iranian parliament stressed.

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Iran parliament speaker urges citizens to cut petrol use

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Tehran faces import difficulties as a result of the United States naval blockade.

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"If we use it properly, we can get by with the amount of gasoline we produce," the speaker of the Iranian parliament stressed.

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The speaker of Iran’s parliament on Tuesday called on citizens to reduce their gasoline consumption as Tehran faces serious problems importing fuel due to a US-imposed naval blockade. “In any case, what is clear is that we need to save gasoline” as consumers, the speaker said […] Iran’s PM calls on citizens to reduce gasoline consumption

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Insider Paper broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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