Japan will start drawing down its oil reserves on Monday to mitigate the shock from the American-Israeli war. This decision is aimed at stabilizing the domestic market and protecting the economy from sharp energy price fluctuations. The government emphasizes that the measures are temporary and designed to stabilize the situation. "We will closely monitor developments and are ready to take further steps," an official spokesperson stated. This move reflects growing concerns over the global repercussions of the conflict in the region.
