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Slovenia Caps Fuel Purchases Amid Shortages and Transportation Issues

3/22/2026

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Slovenia has temporarily limited fuel purchases to address shortages caused by cross-border fuelling and stockpiling amid the Iran war, capping private vehicles at 50 litres and businesses at 200 litres.
Prime Minister Robert Golob said supplies are adequate and delays stem from transportation challenges.
The army will help move fuel to gas stations.
Petrol stations were closed, and MOL stations restricted purchases to 30 litres for individuals.

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Slovenia has temporarily limited fuel purchases to address shortages caused by cross-border fuelling and stockpiling amid the Iran war, capping private vehicles at 50 litres and businesses at 200 litres.
Prime Minister Robert Golob said supplies are adequate and delays stem from transportation challenges.
The army will help move fuel to gas stations.
Petrol stations were closed, and MOL stations restricted purchases to 30 litres for individuals.