Would releasing diesel reserves have the desired effect on the markets?

Well, this is very interesting.

I think of many consequences, what the recent war has, uh, given, uh, you know, to the world is a sudden and painful realization of energy security, and it's still, uh, dependent upon the fossil fuels.

So European reserves, 300 million barrels, represents around...

Even if all of them are released, it will only co- cover around 10 to 11 days of the world's diesel demand.

And the European countries also have to have around 90 days of diesel and other, uh, reserves to their, uh, to their, at their home.

And Trump's demand, which amounts to around 670,000 barrels per day, it already talks about around 40% of the diesel reserves being depleted.

Uh, and are we now seeing the costs of that strategy sort of feeding back into consumer prices?