„Războiul” transatlantic al motorinei: Americanii au dat un ultimatum Germaniei și Franței

The Trump administration has pressured Germany and France to reduce diesel reserves to lower global fuel prices, threatening a potential U.S. export ban. This demand comes as the U.S. seeks to stabilize fuel costs ahead of midterm elections. European leaders are discussing the situation, with the U.S. requesting 120 million barrels of diesel in the next six months. France's Macron plans to convene G7 leaders to address rising fuel prices and coordinate reserve releases. Europe's reliance on U.S. fuel has increased due to sanctions on Russian imports and disruptions in Middle Eastern supply.