Cyberattack Shuts Down Leading U.S. Pipeline Operator on East Coast
A Georgia-based company that operates the most extensive fuel pipeline system in the U.S. has shut down its activities due to a cyberattack.
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Venezuela Rings in New Year with Nationwide Gasoline Shortages
People in Venezuela have faced widespread gasoline shortages since Monday despite boasting some of the world’s largest oil reserves because the socialist regime failed to distribute supplies to fuel stations on time.
Venezuelan Military Imposes Fuel Rationing in World’s Most Oil-Rich Nation
Venezuelan soldiers loyal to the country’s socialist dictatorship oversaw the rationing of fuel at service stations across Venezuela on Sunday, forcing angry drivers to wait for hours for gasoline in the oil-rich country.
Zimbabwe: Deadly Fuel Protests Prompt Food Shortages, Looting, Internet Blockade
Protests against the economic crisis in Zimbabwe, which erupted Monday after President Emmerson Mnangagwa more than doubled fuel prices, reportedly prompted the government to restrict the internet over the alleged use of the social media to incite the demonstrations and sparked rampant looting in the impoverished African nation.
World View: Haiti Blames IMF for Fuel Price Increases Triggering Riots
Contents: Haiti people riot after announcement of fuel price rises during World Cup match; International Monetary Fund blamed for austerity triggering riots
Audit: U.S. Military May Be Purchasing Fuel in Iran Likely Benefiting Afghan Taliban
The U.S. Inspector General for Afghanistan Recon (SIGAR), a congressionally-mandated watchdog agency, documented claims in a report released this month that the American military in Afghanistan is purchasing fuel for the Afghan security forces from Iran in violation of United States sanctions.
