Out at sea, 35 million barrels of oil buffer Japan from the fuel crisis
Japan has oil stockpile sites littered around the country, and as the world faces a fuel crisis, neighbours in Asia have been turning to Tokyo for assistance.
Out at sea, 35 million barrels of oil buffer Japan from the fuel crisis
Japan has oil stockpile sites littered around the country, and as the world faces a fuel crisis, neighbours in Asia have been turning to Tokyo for assistance.
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