Japan and Germany announced on Wednesday that they will use part of their strategic oil reserves to tackle the sharp rise in prices. This decision comes in response to the ongoing increase in energy costs, which is putting pressure on the global economy. The countries aim to stabilize the market and ensure energy security. Experts say that such measures could temporarily ease price pressures, but a long-term solution requires international coordination. "We must act quickly and decisively," said one official. Both countries' authorities emphasized that this is a temporary measure and they will continue to monitor the situation.
