Al-Baraks: A Can of Gasoline in Lebanon Is Approaching $30.
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This article was originally published on Cedarnews.net. For more news and exclusive reports, visit our website. The head of the Syndicate of Gas Station Owners, George Brax, warned that the price of a 20-liter can of gasoline in Lebanon is approaching $30, given the significant rise in global oil prices. Brax stated that the price of a barrel of crude oil has reached nearly $100, due to escalating military tensions and attacks on energy facilit…
The president of the Association of Burning Station Owners of Lebanon, George Brax, announced that the gasoline plate in Lebanon had reached the threshold of $30. He wrote through X: "Unfortunately as a result of the escalation of military tension, the targeting of energy installations in the Arabian Gulf, the negative development of the Russian-Ukrainian war, and growing fears of a decline in oil supplies to international markets, he touched th…
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