Fuel shortages bring queues, protests around the world
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Global fuel shortages from the US-Israeli war on Iran are causing queues and protests worldwide.
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Global fuel shortages have led to extensive queues and protests worldwide. These disruptions are attributed to rising fuel prices amid the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran. The documented consequences include long lines for fuel and public demonstrations globally.
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