Trump analizează blocarea exporturilor de motorină, care ar produce o criză în Europa. Tensiuni majore între industria petrolieră și republicani, pe fondul scumpirilor din energie

The price of diesel in the U.S. has surged to over $6.50 per gallon due to the Iran conflict and attacks on Russian refineries. As midterm elections approach, President Trump faces pressure from Republican lawmakers to lower fuel prices while balancing the interests of oil companies. The White House is considering a ban on diesel exports to stabilize prices, which have risen significantly since the onset of the Iran war. Political pressure is particularly strong from agricultural regions affected by high diesel costs. Meanwhile, oil executives argue that export restrictions could backfire, raising domestic prices further. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the impact of Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, leading to global supply shortages.