We have the largest fuel reserves in the Balkans, says Vučić; Unusual idea from America

We have the largest fuel reserves in the Balkans, says Vučić; Unusual idea from America An escalating armed conflict in the Middle East, involving attacks on Iranian and Qatari energy infrastructure, has caused global oil and gas prices to surge dramatically. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has agreed to a request from US President Trump to cease attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure. Serbia’s President Vučić has urged citizens not to panic, citing significant national fuel reserves and extended export bans on oil products.

• Attacks on Iranian and Qatari energy facilities have caused global oil and gas prices to spike.
• Israeli PM Netanyahu agreed to a US request to stop attacking Iranian energy infrastructure.
• Iran warns of further action if its energy infrastructure remains a target.
• Serbian President Vučić assured citizens of substantial national fuel reserves and extended export bans.
• The US is considering lifting sanctions on Iranian oil to stabilize global markets.
• The Strait of Hormuz, crucial for oil transport, has been blocked by Iran.
• The G7 countries have released oil from strategic reserves to calm markets.
• European gas prices rose significantly due to the conflict.
• Qatari energy facilities sustained ‘major damage’ after an Iranian attack.