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Diesel shortage drives Europe–South Korea fuel voyage

A diesel crisis is reportedly prompting a 12,000-mile fuel journey from Europe to South Korea. The report suggests significant fuel-market or supply-chain pressure but provides no further details.

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Fuel shortages and long-distance rerouting can disrupt energy supplies, transport costs and regional markets.

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