Last night, a driver was arguing with a gas station attendant. The driver claimed that the attendant was deliberately not selling him gasoline, and the attendant, a young man, said that the daily quota of gasoline had run out.
The sale of gasoline to the public in Iran has been limited for years, and it has been even more limited during the war.
Those who use cars a lot are really in trouble.
These restrictions have not led to efficient fuel consumption and significant savings.
Iran has 9% of the world's oil reserves, but has not been able to manage gasoline consumption.
At the same time, it is eager to manage nuclear energy!
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