Serbia to release diesel from state reserves
Serbia plans to release 5000 metric tons of diesel from state reserves to address shortages caused by global supply issues and low river water levels. High prices and logistics challenges have severely disrupted fuel imports.
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Serbia will release 5,000 metric tons of diesel from state reserves to curb domestic shortages. The release follows global supply disruptions stemming from ongoing conflicts involving Iran and Ukraine that have drained international inventories. The emergency measure aims to stabilize regional fuel markets as consumption climbs toward 205,000 tons.
