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Iran's Diesel Shortages Worsen Despite Trump Remarks
The war between Iran and Russia in 2025 caused significant losses in global diesel supplies, with losses amounting to approximately 770,000 barrels per day from the Middle East—more than double the losses resulting from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which totaled 350,000 barrels per day. These disruptions led to a sharp increase in diesel prices, which soared to record levels in global markets amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East and restrictions on diesel exports from Russia. This situation heightened pressure on the market and reduced global inventories. Experts believe that the shortage of supplies caused by these wars is the main factor behind rising prices, despite former U.S. President Trump’s statements denying that the conflict with Ukraine was the cause, affirming that Iran's war was the primary factor.
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