The EU spokesperson said a ban would not be beneficial and would undermine trust in the US as a reliable partner. The statement follows EU rejection of any diesel ban amid US threats of export restrictions.
EU spokesperson said a ban would not be beneficial to anyone.
EU spokesperson said a ban would undermine trust in the United States as a reliable partner.
The EU previously fully rejected any ban on diesel.
The context includes a French proposal for an IEA release of 50 million barrels of diesel and 50 million barrels of crude.
The US had demanded stock releases backed by a threat of a unilateral diesel export ban.
The EU spokesperson further elaborated on the bloc's rejection of a diesel export ban, stating that such a ban would not benefit anyone and would undermine trust in the United States as a reliable partner.
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