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Nearly one in five French gas stations facing fuel shortages

Nearly one in five French gas stations facing fuel shortages

Nearly 20% of French gas stations are experiencing shortages of at least one type of fuel, with TotalEnergies locations being particularly affected. The shortage is driven by high demand for relatively cheaper fuel following the start of the Iran war.

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Iran: US responsible for ending Israeli attacks on Lebanon

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New De Toermalijn primary school building in Hillegom to be built under four floors of housing

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France: Strait of Hormuz mission can be deployed quickly

France: Strait of Hormuz mission can be deployed quickly

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