FUELING LIMITED IN SLOVENIA WHAT WOULD SHOLAK'S MEDIA WRITE IF IT WERE IN SERBIA?!
The Slovenian state's move is something that unfortunately the whole world will soon face.
FUELING LIMITED IN SLOVENIA WHAT WOULD SHOLAK’S MEDIA WRITE IF IT WERE IN SERBIA?! Fuel purchase limits have been introduced at MOL and Shell stations in Slovenia, with cars limited to 30 liters and trucks to 200 liters; Petrol has not implemented such measures. This development follows a report of an airstrike hitting a facility at the world’s largest natural gas field in Iran, causing Brent crude oil prices to surge to $112 per barrel. Additionally, Qatar reported significant damage to an industrial site in Ras Laffan after threats from Iran.
- MOL and Shell stations in Slovenia have implemented fuel purchase limits: 30 liters for cars and 200 liters for trucks.
- Petrol has not introduced any such measures.
- Global oil prices rose to $112 per barrel after reports of an airstrike on Iran’s largest natural gas field.
- Qatar reported significant damage to an industrial site following threats from Iran.
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