Motorists across Iran were trapped in grueling hours-long lines at gas stations and taxi drivers took to the streets in protest Saturday, as the state’s fuel rationing system reached a breaking point — hours before the infamous anniversary of “Bloody November.”

In one video shared on Telegram, drivers at a gas station in the southern city of Kazeroun are heard shouting in anger about the fuel shortages.

“To the officials: don’t mess with Kazeroun. This city has shown many times that it does not remain silent in the face of neglect and ignoring the demands of the people,” one Iranian Telegram account commented Saturday.

“These days, long queues…

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