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İngiltere, İran krizi ve artan yakıt fiyatlarıyla Rus yaptırımlarını yumuşattı

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İngiltere, Hürmüz Boğazı'nın fiilen kapanmasıyla tetiklenen yakıt arzı endişeleri nedeniyle Rus petrolüne yönelik bazı yaptırımları gevşetti. Çarşamba günü yürürlüğe giren bir ticaret lisansı, üçüncü ülkelerde rafine edilmiş Rus ham petrolünden üretilen dizel ve jet yakıtı ithalatına izin veriyor. İran'daki savaşın küresel petrol tamponlarını eritmesi ve Hürmüz Boğazı'ndan geçişlerin aksaması, Avrupa'daki diğer büyük ülkelere kıyasla yakıt ithalatına daha bağımlı olan İngiltere'yi bu adıma zorladı. Karar, Ukrayna'da 'büyük hayal kırıklığı' yaratırken, muhafazakâr siyasetçiler tarafından da 'çılgınca' bulunarak eleştirildi. Avrupa Birliği'nin ise şu an için benzer bir esneklik planlamadığı belirtiliyor. ABD'de ise Kongre üyesi Mark Levin, İran savaşının yol açtığı akaryakıt zamlarının aileler ve işletmeler üzerindeki yükünü hafifletmek amacıyla federal benzin vergisinin askıya alınmasını öngören bir yasa teklifini destekledi.

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