The Iranian oil minister has urged the public to reduce energy consumption, while dismissing the impact of the US naval blockade, CNN reports; the government has instructed government offices to cut electricity use by up to 70%

The Iranian oil minister's call for reduced energy consumption amid a backdrop of external pressures, such as the US naval blockade, reflects deepening concerns over domestic energy shortages.

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This could signal escalating energy constraints domestically, influencing global oil supply dynamics and likely heightening tensions in the region, which may affect oil prices and energy markets more broadly.

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