UK motorists steal £200,000 worth of fuel from petrol stations daily since Iran war
Fuel theft at UK petrol stations has surged since the Iran war disrupted global oil supplies, according to Forecourt Eye. The firm estimated motorists now steal about £200,000 worth of fuel daily, with incidents rising 20 percent. Operators also reported increased abuse, intimidation and violence from customers as fuel prices climbed.
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