Tunisia resumes Russian fuel imports amid shifting global energy trade
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
Tunisia has reportedly resumed importing Russian fuel after a period of declining purchases, highlighting broader shifts in global energy markets as Western sanctions continue to reshape Russia's oil trade.
Analysts say the development reflects how countries facing economic pressures are increasingly prioritizing energy security over geopolitical alignments. Press TV's Iskandar Naouar reports from Tunis.
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