The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence in Saqqez managed to discover and seize a large shipment of smuggled gasoline amounting to 3,360 liters. This operation followed intelligence and monitoring efforts to combat fuel smuggling and was conducted in coordination with the judicial authority. The seized gasoline was being stored in several unauthorized and unsafe locations.
Details of the Operation and Seizure of the Shipment
In this operation, which also involved a representative from the oil company, in addition to the fuel shipment, 41 unauthorized fuel cards were also discovered and confiscated. This action is part of the ongoing efforts of supervisory and security agencies in Saqqez to prevent illegal activities in the field of fuel smuggling and the misuse of energy resources.
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Introduction of Related Individuals to the Judicial Authority
Following this operation, three individuals associated with the storage and depot of this shipment were referred to the judicial authority for legal proceedings. These actions are aimed at ensuring security and protecting the country's energy resources and demonstrate the firm resolve of security institutions to combat fuel smuggling.
Investigations in this regard are ongoing, and security and judicial officials are seeking to identify and deal with other individuals involved in these illegal activities. A decisive approach to fuel smuggling is of great importance for the responsible agencies to prevent resource wastage and damage to the country's economy.
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