Sweden’s government said Thursday that the country might need to ration fuel in the coming months as the war in Iran has a ‘significant impact’ on the country’s economy.

Speaking at a press conference, Sweden‘s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said: ‘We’re not planning right now for any rationing. But we are prepared for that possibility, and in such case we will provide information well in advance.’

He said the effects of the Iran war on the Swedish economy had worsened ‘from ‘limited impact’ to ‘significant impact”.

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