The EU is reportedly required to await IEA confirmation that energy security will not be compromised before releasing reserves.

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According to Politico: Three diplomats familiar with the matter stated that the European Union will only proceed with further releases of oil and diesel reserves if the International Energy Agency (IEA) explicitly confirms that such actions will not compromise the EU’s energy security.

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