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- Air strikes that Israel punishedAccording to reports, Iranians were blocked on Sunday roads and highways to leave Tehran. Fresh attacks, Iran’s energy infrastructure, including fuel supplies and the highest natural gas field. Reduced power supply can already worsen an energy crisis to Iranians.
Israel’s continuous air campaign against Iran, including Tehran, roads and highways are blocked by the residents of the capital.
Others trying to escape were cluttered on the roads out of town, as suitcases were according to New York Times.
A resident of Tehran, who just called the name as Alireza Washington Post This was shot on Sunday on Sunday, a building near his house after the Iranian North Gilan province.
“We had a chance to leave very early,” he said. “Roads were really crowded after us.”
This Post and Time In addition, long lines said that they were formed as gas stations, while others were in a hurry to fill the Iranians.
Tehran’s gas stations came to gas stations, including Israeli oil refineries and fuel warehouses, including fuel warehouses.
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Meanwhile, a separate attack on the southern gas field, which is considered to be in the world’s largest natural gas storage, has also been determined to condemn an energy crisis for months.
The Pars field is important for the production of domestic energy in Iran, and more than 90% of Iran’s electricity is created by gas-operating factories, according to the Institute of War Research Sunday evaluation.
Iran was suffering from one before Israel’s bombing Energy crisis During the months, sanctions, management, old infrastructure, excessive consumption and due to the attacks of Israeli before.
He forced to rape Iran, applying regular dryers to leave universities, shops and factories in the dark.
“The violation of Iran’s natural gas production will probably worsen the country’s continuing energy crisis and lead to a wider electricity,” he said. “Iran has previously protested against the regime in response to energy shortages. Demonstrations on increased gas prices in 2017 and 2018 have become wider problems for the stability of the regime.”
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
