Fuel storage facility in Russia's Krasnodar on fire, says governor

A fuel storage facility in Russia's Krasnodar region was on fire in the early hours on Wednesday, the region's governor said, adding that according to preliminary information there are no casualties.

Russia says it has destroyed 70,000-tonne fuel depot near Zaporizhzhia

Russia has destroyed a depot containing 70,000 tonnes of fuel near the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, the Russian defense ministry said on Sunday.

Haitis Police Forces Lift Bandit Blockade Of Countrys Largest Fuel Terminal

Haiti's national police have regained control over the key Varreux fuel terminal that had been blocked by bandits since September, Le Nouvelliste newspaper reported, citing a source in the police.

French PM to requisition workers as strikes at refineries continue - China.org.cn

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on Tuesday ordered local authorities to requisition workers needed to ensure petrol supply to service stations across the country as France struggles with strikes at oil refineries operated by TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil.

Paris petrol stations run dry amid TotalEnergies refinery strikes

About 10 percent of petrol stations in the Paris region are having problems getting enough fuel supplies, French government spokesman Olivier Veran said on Friday, as strikes at four TotalEnergies refineries continue for a 10th day.

Global Energy Crisis Could Get Worse, IEA Chief Warns - Tasnim News Agency

A global squeeze on energy supply that's triggered crippling shortages and sent power and fuel prices surging could get worse, according to the head of the International Energy Agency.

French Unions Plan Strikes to Disrupt Trains, Ports, Flights

French labor unions plan a string of June strikes that will target trains, the Paris subway system, ports and possibly airports.

French government scrambles to stem fuel shortages as protests continue

French junior transport minister Alain Vidalies on Saturday said fuel shortages sparked by nationwide strikes and blockades were easing, but warned the crisis was not over.