Israel took action, and more than 20,000 gas stations in Iran were paralyzed. Iran's oil minister, Javad Oji, said only about 30 percent of the country's gas stations were still functioning. There is information that an Israeli hacker group has cyber attacked the network system of an Iranian gas station, causing a complete paralysis of the system.
Now, most of Iran's gas stations are forced to close, or adopt manual mode. Iran's oil minister, Javad Oji, said it was Israel carrying out sabotage against Iran.
Iran's Fars news agency reported that Reza Nawal, a spokesman for the Iranian Gas Station Association, said that there was no shortage of fuel supplies, but called on drivers to try not to go to gas stations. Now there are platoons of refueling in various parts of Iran.
According to Iranian state media, Israeli hackers have carried out numerous cyberattacks on Iranian gas stations, railway networks, power systems, and steel plants.
