Hungary Prepares for Possible Gasoline Shortage

According to Reuters, the Hungarian government has presented proposals regarding tightening the regulations on imported oil and fuel storage. The aim of the new changes is to ensure energy security in the face of potential pressures and supply restrictions.

The source reports that if U.S. sanctions affect Russian oil supplies, Hungary is ready to open special reserve gas stations designated only for "essential services." The government states that such measures are directed at maintaining the country's energy stability and preventing emergencies without severely restricting gasoline access for the population.