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Japan Does Not Depend on Diesel Supplies From the United States and Other Countries, Takaichi Wrote in X
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Japan does not depend on diesel supplies from the United States and other countries, Takaichi wrote in X
Japan does not depend on diesel supplies from the United States and other countries, Takaichi wrote in X. "Almost all" of the diesel fuel needed by Japan is produced at refineries in the country, and it costs less than in the United States and Europe...
On the 28th, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi updated her X (formerly Twitter) account, explaining that the price of diesel fuel is being kept down to 159.3 yen per liter thanks to government subsidies. She emphasized that the original price of diesel fuel was 195.3 yen per liter as of the 21st, and that Japan maintains the lowest price level among Japan, the United States, and Europe.
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