Dismembered body found in Rhine near Basel; foul play suspected
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Switzerland has begun tapping mandatory fuel reserves due to a shortage caused by low Rhine water levels and the Middle East war, and is considering a highway speed limit of 80 km/h to reduce consumption. The measure signals a supply disruption affecting a key European transit route, with implications for regional energy security.
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Switzerland has initiated the tapping of mandatory fuel reserves, including diesel, and implemented highway speed limits to mitigate a supply disruption. This action is attributed to low Rhine River water levels and the Middle East war, signaling significant strain on European fuel supply chains.
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