Iran has officially increased fuel prices as security forces maintain a presence, amid concerns that the measure could trigger public anger. The price rise is intended to address economic pressures and government finances, but it may worsen hardship for households already facing inflation and reduced purchasing power. Authorities have sought to prevent unrest, while officials are expected to monitor transport costs, demonstrations and public reaction. Any protests could add to political pressure on Iran’s leadership during a difficult economic period.
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