Iran deploys security forces as gasoline prices surge

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Iranian security forces have been deployed around fuel stations and on city streets as a government price hike for gasoline takes effect, with non-subsidized fuel rising from 50,000 to 100,000 rials per liter while subsidized quotas remain unchanged; the move is expected to squeeze households and potentially push up prices for other goods, with reports of longer lines and slowed internet in several cities.
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