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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
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Brian Yalung

Fuel Crisis Deepens in Northern Ireland as Stations Run Dry and Prices Surge

A closed petrol station displays signs indicating no available fuel. (Credit: Kelly | Pexels)

With the conflict in the Middle East nowhere close to being resolved, the world has been feeling the pinch of the war. Petrol and diesel prices continue to rise at alarming levels.

The United Kingdom has been feeling the effects of the US–Israel–Iran war, with oil and gas prices surging. Based on figures from motoring organisation RAC, the average petrol prices have risen by 19p to 152p a litre, per a report by the BBC.

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