Financial Times reports a daily shortage of about 15 million liters of gasoline in Iran. Images and messages received by Iran International also point to long lines, the closure of stations, and people wandering around in Tehran, Karaj, and several other cities; people who, with empty tanks, go from one closed station to the next.

The question is not how expensive gasoline will become; the question is whether there is any gasoline at all for people to buy?

Kambiz Hosseini discusses this topic on “Barnameh.”

“An Iran hears your voice”

Monday to Thursday 11 p.m. Tehran

On Iran International TV

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