Caretaker Prime Minister: Bulgaria has sufficient fuel supplies
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The Prime Minister of Bulgaria stated that there is no fuel shortage in the country. According to him, citizens should not give in to panic or pre-election manipulations, as the market situation is stable.
In a statement, the Prime Minister assured that Bulgaria has a surplus of diesel. This means that the country can not only meet the needs of its consumers but also has the capacity to export fuel to other markets.
The authorities emphasize that there is no real reason for concern among drivers and businesses. According to the government, supplies are secured and there is no risk of a deficit at gas stations in the country.
In conclusion, the government calls on citizens to remain calm and to rely only on official information. The state continues to monitor the situation closely to ensure the energy security of Bulgarian citizens.
Sources: ФОКУС
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