Lebanon
Braks: We Are on the Brink of $30 per Liter for Gasoline in Lebanon
Georges Braks, member of the Lebanese Fuel Stations Owners Association, warns that rising global oil prices due to regional tensions and geopolitical instability have brought gasoline prices in Lebanon close to $30 per liter.
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George Braks, a member of the Lebanese Fuel Stations Owners Association, stated: "Unfortunately, due to escalating military tensions and attacks on energy facilities in the Arabian Gulf, the negative developments in the Russian-Ukrainian war, and growing concerns over declining oil supplies to international markets, the price of crude oil has approached the $100 barrel threshold, and we are now on the brink of $30 per liter for gasoline in Lebanon."
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