The International Energy Agency has warned that diesel shortages could persist until 2027 due to ongoing disruptions caused by the Iran conflict. The agency highlighted that geopolitical tensions are affecting key oil supply routes and increasing market volatility.
Diesel prices have risen sharply in several regions as supply chains remain under pressure. The IEA noted that the situation is worsening because of continued instability in the region, which is critical for global energy flows.
This crisis follows years of growing tensions between Iran and Western powers, including sanctions and military posturing. The conflict has already led to reduced oil exports and increased uncertainty in energy markets. Experts say the situation could worsen if diplomatic efforts fail to resolve the standoff.
