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Fuel prices in Lebanon spike by 38 percent

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last updated: Sep 17,2021

1. Lebanon Fuel new — (Photo: Jordan News)

AMMAN — The newly formed Lebanese government decided on Friday to increase the fuel prices, according to Al-Ghad News.

The ministry of energy stated that the prices spiked by around 38 percent.اضافة اعلان

On Thursday, the first fuel shipment, arranged by Hezbollah, was transferred from Iran to Lebanon, through the Syrian lands.

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