Energy · Cyprus

Fuel station owners protest outside Presidential Palace, demand intervention from the President

23 sourcesFirst reported 1 day agoUpdated 8 hours ago

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Petrol station owners protested outside the Presidential Palace on July 21, 2026, seeking intervention from President Nikos Christodoulides regarding a new transport decree. The decree requires the immobilization of tanker vehicles that do not meet certain safety specifications. Protest leaders indicated that the issue could affect up to 90% of fuel tankers, potentially leading to fuel shortages. The protest involved suppliers driving their tankers to the Palace, expressing concerns over the feasibility of the decree's implementation. The protest is part of ongoing tensions regarding government directives affecting the fuel distribution industry.

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