Hundreds of Australian service stations have run out of one type of fuel as the Middle East crisis disrupts global supply chains. Meanwhile, President Trump postponed strikes on Iranian energy sites. Hundreds of fuel stations across Australia have run out of premium unleaded as the escalating Middle East crisis disrupts global supply chains, industry sources confirmed Monday. The shortages come as President Donald Trump postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, and Iran's foreign ministry said there had been "no dialogue" between Tehran and Washington. The Australian Fuel Distributors Association said premium 98-octane fuel has been hardest hit, with some stations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane reporting outages lasting several days. Regular unleaded and diesel supplies remain largely unaffected, though distributors warn that could change if the crisis persists. "Supply chains are under significant pressure," said AFDA chief executive Mark McKenzie. "We are seeing delays in shipments that would normally arrive from refineries in Asia and the Middle East. Premium grades are particularly vulnerable because they make up a smaller portion of total imports." The...