Slovak Prime Minister has issued a warning regarding the country’s oil supply, stating that if deliveries are not restored by Monday, he will escalate the matter to the state-owned company SEPS.
The Prime Minister’s remarks come amid concerns about the reliability of oil supplies, which are crucial for both the economy and energy security. He emphasized the need for immediate action to address the situation, indicating that the government is closely monitoring developments.
In recent weeks, Slovakia has faced interruptions in oil deliveries, raising alarms about potential impacts on various sectors. The government is exploring options to mitigate any adverse effects, including potential negotiations with suppliers.
The Prime Minister’s statement reflects a growing urgency to resolve the supply issue, as the country relies heavily on stable oil imports. Officials are expected to engage in discussions with SEPS to ensure that necessary measures are taken to restore the flow of oil.
Slovak Prime Minister has threatened to take action if the country's oil supply is not restored by Monday, highlighting the urgency of the situation. The government is prepared to work with state-owned SEPS to resolve the disruptions affecting oil deliveries.