Uniunea Euopeană va elibera noi stocuri de petrol și motorină numai după ce Agenția Internațională pentru Energie va clarifica faptul că o astfel de măsură nu ar afecta securitatea energetică a blocului

The EU will only release more oil reserves after the International Energy Agency confirms it won't jeopardize energy security. The G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels, but this is part of previous commitments. EU officials decided to delay future withdrawals until market conditions are clearer. High diesel prices due to attacks on energy infrastructure have raised concerns about vulnerability in supply crises. The IEA has enough unutilized reserves to meet the commitment, with 325 million barrels already released from a promised 400 million. France and Germany indicated minimal additional releases, while Japan ruled out further releases.