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2026-09-05 06:02
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Iran down to 2 months of fuel supply as brutal US sanctions take their toll
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‘Jaws of Death’: Iran Down to 2 Months of Fuel as U.S. Blockade Chokes Off Export Lifeline
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First reported by New York Post (Lean right); 2 outlets over 7h.
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- New York PostLean right
Iran is facing a potential economic disaster as the besieged Islamic Republic's fuel reserves have dwindled to a paltry two-month supply, following months of punishing US bombing campaigns and a fresh wave of crippling economic sanctions.
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Iran is down to roughly two months of gasoline as the U.S. blockade and President Donald Trump’s escalating economic offensive choke off the regime’s oil exports and remaining financial lifelines — a rapidly worsening crisis that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday branded the “Jaws of Death…
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