One of the demonstrators present at the demonstration on Saturday, November 2 in Paris, in a conversation with an independent Persian reporter, referring to the increase in fuel prices in France, saw the war in Iran as the reason for the high price of gasoline and diesel. This protester, who was present at the demonstration in different clothing, said: "The fuel is stuck in Iran because of the war going on there. For this reason, the price of diesel has increased and now diesel and 95 octane gasoline have become very expensive. "My parents can't drive anymore because the cost of gas has gone up."

One of the demonstrators present at the demonstration on Saturday, November 2 in Paris, in a conversation with an independent Persian reporter, referring to the increase in fuel prices in France, saw the war in Iran as the reason for the high price of gasoline and diesel. This protester, who was present at the demonstration in different clothing, said: "The fuel is stuck in Iran because of the war going on there. For this reason, the price of diesel has increased and now diesel and 95 octane gasoline have become very expensive. "My parents can't drive anymore because the cost of gas has gone up."

Referring to the pressure of rising fuel prices on his family, he expressed dissatisfaction with the economic consequences of the war in Iran on the daily lives of French citizens.