According to Russia's "Kommersant" on the 19th, on the morning of the 18th, most gas stations across Iran were paralyzed due to hacker attacks. Gas station staff had to switch to manual mode, and some stations were even forced to close. Iran's oil minister, Javad Oji, said only about 30 percent of the country's gas stations were still functioning.
In an interview on the 18th, Augie said that the incident was caused by a cyber attack and accused Israel and the United States of being behind the destabilization of Iran. According to reports, a hacking group believed to be linked to Israel, Predatory Sparrows, claimed responsibility for the incident on the same day. The group issued a statement saying that the operation was "in response to the aggression of Iran and its ** people in the region." Israel has always believed that Iran is behind Hamas. They also showed screenshots** of Iran's gas station system and disclosed information about the gas stations that were attacked.
Currently, there are about 330,000 gas stations, the last time a large-scale cyberattack occurred in October 2021, when more than 4,300 gas stations were disabled. According to reports, the incident has caused a long queue of cars near the gas station, and Iran's Raisi has demanded a thorough investigation into the incident.
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