ادعای ترامپ: اروپا با آزادی حجم عظیمی از ذخایر گازوئیل خود موافقت کرده است

BRUSSELS: European countries agreed to release diesel stocks on Friday after the White House pressured governments to do so, in a bid to cool surging fuel prices linked to the Iran war. “Europe has just agreed to release a massive amount of their heavily stocked diesel oil. The process will begin immediately,” President Donald Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. Trump’s statement followed talks on Friday among EU governments, who discussed a proposal by France for European countries to release 50 million barrels of diesel, and for International Energy Agency members to release 50m barrels of crude oil, according to sources. Under the proposal discussed by European governments, Europe would release part of the diesel volumes in a 20-day period, responding to Trump’s demand for a rapid release of fuel stocks. French President Emmanuel Macron chaired a videoconference with G7 leaders on Friday afternoon to discuss the energy situation, the Elysee Palace said. It was not immediately clear if G7 countries had agreed to France’s proposal on the volumes of fuel to be released. US diesel futures extended their price losses after reports of the stock release discussions, and were down more than four per cent to $4.4491 a gallon. Benchmark European diesel futures fell by over $100 a metric ton. The discussions underscore growing pressure on Europe as Trump considers a potential ban on US diesel exports to help lower domestic fuel prices ahead of Nov 3 midterm elections. In weighing its response, the EU needs to balance the need to ease soaring fuel costs against preserving emergency reserves to safeguard against uncertain supply from Gulf producers due to disruptions caused by the Iran war. French President Macron spoke with Trump overnight, emphasising the need to work together to combat rising fuel prices and ensure the global availability of refined products, the Elysee Palace said. France currently holds the G7 presidency. US pressure on Europe According to sources, the Trump administration had told Germany and France to draw down emergency diesel inventories or face a potential US diesel export ban. The US had demanded that large European countries release 100m barrels of diesel within a 20-day window, the sources said. Global diesel supply has been hit by the Iran war and a Russian ban on exports after Ukraine damaged many of its refineries. Chinese refiners

دونالد ترامپ رئیس‌جمهور آمریکا روز جمعه مدعی شد که اتحادیه اروپا با آزادسازی فوری حجم گسترده‌ای از ذخایر گازوئیل خود موافقت کرده است.

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Europe's leaders are mulling proposals to respond to Trump's diesel demands.