️🇮🇷 - Iran warns of a gas shortage in the winter that reaches 430 million cubic meters, an increase from approximately 300 million in previous years, following war damage to four processing plants during the first phase of the conflict. The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company, Saeed Tabakoli, stated that the damage initially cut capacity by 230 million cubic meters, with roughly 100 million restored so far. Government spokesman Fatemeh Mohajerani warned that high consumption could cause supply cuts nationwide, including in Tehran, noting that 11 of Iran's 31 provinces face vulnerability, identifying Mazandaran, Golestan and North Khorasan as the most at risk. - Reuters, citing the Iranian media ️ At the same time, political leadership demanded an immediate cut in consumption; The speaker of the parliament, Muhammad Bakr Khalibaf, urged a 10% reduction for the winter, while the first vice president, Muhammad Reza Aref, warned that excessive demand against the background of reduced supply could raise gas prices.