Video: Fuel Crisis Begins in Turkey, Kilometer-Long Queues
Against the backdrop of the Turkish lira's record depreciation, Turkey is experiencing a severe shortage of fuel and lubricants. Kilometer-long queues can be seen at gas stations attempting to enter on main roads.
Furthermore, street protests in the country's major cities have continued for almost a week. Opponents of President Erdoğan are organizing large-scale demonstrations. Clashes between protesters and Turkish security forces, who are trying to restore order in the streets, have become regular occurrences.
Supporters of Erdoğan, on the other hand, are trying to convince the public that the lira's decline against the dollar is beneficial, as the 'Sultan' is thus seeking economic independence from the West. However, their arguments are becoming increasingly less convincing to the everyday people of Turkey.
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