AI-competent cameras installed at petrol stations will automatically identify older vehicles using number plate data. Once recognized, these vehicles will be flagged into the system to prevent fuel from issuing fuel.

Petrol pump operators have expressed cautious optimism about the implementation. Sanjay Deda, the manager of a petrol pump in Vivek Vihar, said, “The Delhi government has set up the system. Let’s look at today, if the vehicles within that category come.

Bharat Petroleum, Lal Kuan, supervisor Ram Lagaan Shukla said, “It has become effective from today, in the first month, the vehicles running on petrol which are more than 15 years of age will not be given petrol here. We will also check the position of vehicles and its documents.”

The new enforcement policy is part of a comprehensive plan to reduce emissions and improve air quality in the capital, often rank to the most polluted cities in the world.

Officials have also announced that EOL vehicles will be seized from Tuesday found in public places or near fuel stations.

Vehicle owners in Delhi are advised to verify the status of registration of their vehicles and avoid using old vehicles to prevent punishment and seizure.

During his first term, Trump took the opposite approach. He instigated the nuclear deal, doubled the ‘maximum pressure’ sanctions and ordered an audacious attacks, including the 2020 murder of Iran’s most powerful General Kasem Solimani, 2020. Nevertheless Trump faced Iran’s anti -counterpart missile barrage, injuring dozens of American soldiers, starting a continuous bombing campaign or being committed to a ground attack.

This time, Trump got close to a direct struggle, yet once again the same precautions were taken. American Airpower bombed the Iranian nuclear sites, attacked the Iranian command nodes and proxy base to return Israel and stopped a comprehensive missile war in the Gulf. But the US still overcome a large -scale ground commitment that can ignite an oil crisis and immersed the delicate global economy into a recession.

After Iran started a missile attack at the US military base in Qatar, Trump’s unusual public “thanks” indicated to provide an advance warning to Iran that the two sides understood: neither really wanted to open the doors of hell.

Iran, from its behalf, again performed why it is difficult to face decisively, looking at its geography, nationalism and asymmetric arsenal of the screen.

Its revolutionary guards corps cannot match America’s traditional firepower – but can slowly shed blood through Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Syria and beyond militia. Bay monarchy at a full -scale war risk, closing the strainer of the hormuz, and raising oil prices.

The nuclear question remains the ultimate sad. Even after attacks on three suspected nuclear sites, no one can safely assume that Iran’s program has not been destroyed for good. Tehran may rebuild deep underground or make a dash for a bomb – the landscape of Washington.