Syrian oil production has fallen sharply, fueling social unrest over high fuel prices. **Jolani**'s response to the protests has been violent.
## Collapse in oil production
Syria has gone from producing **400.000 barrels** of oil per day in **2010** to less than **100.000** by **2026**. This drastic drop in production not only affects the country's economy but also creates a significant gap in national fuel demand. Scarcity and the resulting price increases have set off alarms and sparked popular discontent.
## Protests and repression
Protests have intensified in **Syria** amid the fuel price crisis. The response of security forces led by **Jolani** has been repression. There have been reports of incidents in which fire was peine on demonstrators, who respond with stones. This escalation of violence worsens the country's already tense social and economic situation.
## Impact on the population
The energy crisis in **Syria** has a direct impact on the daily lives of its citizens. Rising fuel prices affect transport, agriculture and, in general, the cost of living. The lack of adequate supply and high prices make it harder to access basic resources, exacerbating the difficulties of a population already battered by years of conflict.
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