Tehran loses over 18.5 million gallons of fuel due to tank destruction

7 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 27

Tehran’s governor confirmed the loss, attributing it to tank destruction following Israeli airstrikes on oil depots earlier this year.
Despite the significant fuel loss, city gas stations stayed open as fuel consumption halved and public transportation use increased.
The destruction of fuel tanks marked the early phase of the war, highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in Tehran’s energy infrastructure.

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