EU could release jet fuel stocks if Hormuz disruption persists
Iran’s announcement of the strait's reopening did not change current plans, said an EU spokesperson.
EU could release jet fuel stocks if Hormuz disruption persists
Iran’s announcement of the strait's reopening did not change current plans, said an EU spokesperson. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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