🔻According to data analysis in the UK oil and gas industry, since the start of the Iran war and the spike in prices, drivers on average have stolen about 200,000 pounds of fuel per day from petrol pumps in this country.
The figures from the company “ForceRight Ai” — a digital platform that helps petrol stations prevent losses and collect their receivables — show that cases of fuel being taken without payment at petrol stations increased by 20% in the five months after the start of the war between the United States and Israel with Iran on February 28 (9 Esfand).
The war in the Middle East caused major disruption to oil supply across the region, which led to an increase in wholesale prices and, as a result, to higher fuel prices at petrol stations in the UK.
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