France Faces Fuel Crisis as Gas Stations Run Dry Amid Soaring Prices

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, official data released by the French government indicates that 11% of gas stations across the country are out of gasoline or diesel fuel, with this figure reaching 16% in some regions. Reports from Al-Nashra highlight this escalating crisis.

The average price of diesel fuel has surged to €2.38 per liter, while gasoline prices have also hit record highs. This critical situation in France’s fuel sector has compelled French President Emmanuel Macron to convene an extraordinary summit.

Similarly, in Germany, fuel prices have reached unprecedented levels. The increase in energy prices, stemming from developments and escalating conflicts in the Middle East, is placing significant pressure on households and economic sectors throughout Europe.