The Israeli-Iran conflict, the head of Kosovo oilmen: Oil prices are rising, that's what costs a litre right now.

Kosovo Oil Association Chairman Fadil Bernyan has announced that “oil prices are increasing due to tensions between Israel and Iran. “Incognition on recent Middle East developments and the impact on the oil sector: Oil prices are rising due to tensions in the middle of Israel [...]
“notation on recent developments in the Middle East and the impact on the oil sector: Oil prices are rising due to tensions between Israel and Iran. This is causing fear of a supply cut by affecting the increase in prices”, Bernian wrote in a Facebook post.
The subx0-Iran produces a large portion of the world's oil and controls the Strait of Hormuz, a point that exceeds 20% of world oil. Any passage of this situation will affect oil growth, while any US-mediated peace deal can calm the oil market. The price of oil in Kosovo is certainly affected also by these geopolitical developments because Kosovo imports most of its”, he added. /Periscope/
Current prices in Kosovo according to Bernian are: Diesel: $1.14,1.24 and Benzine: $1.15,-1.25.












