BREAKING: France is running out of fuel. 11% of France's stations nationwide are now out of petrol or diesel, one in nine, with 16% of stations short in Grand Est, 15% in Pays de la Loire, 14% in Occitanie, and 13% in Centre-Val de Loire, per government figures published this morning.
The official count only registers a station as short if it has no petrol at all or no diesel at all, so a station out of one grade but holding another is not counted, meaning the real shortage is much larger. French diesel averages €2.406 a litre, about $10.45 a gallon.
Europe is facing its worst energy crisis in history.
@HellionBond@RoyalIntel_ It brings that one military force closer to its border, and we as Poles will suffer because of someone else.
Again. We’ve been there a few times in the last +-200 years.
I’m Polish, and I don’t want this base to even be there. This puts a target on my country. It’s also expansionism, and Poles as a nation have been there a few times in our recent history.
@felix_sull20671@Kalshi Pretty sure the tariffs aren’t meant to hit the American taxpayer when it comes to oil, but the rest of the world.
Sort of a “You must buy from me, or else…” tactic