A. India-China
B. Iran-US-Israel
C. Russia-Japan
D. Turkey-Greece
The fuel crisis discussed in the BRICS meetings was mainly triggered by the conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. The conflict created major disruptions in global energy markets, especially due to tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes.
As oil supplies became uncertain, fuel prices increased sharply across many countries. BRICS nations discussed the issue because several member states depend heavily on energy imports and were affected by rising transportation and fuel costs. The crisis also exposed differences among BRICS members regarding how to respond diplomatically to the conflict.
The situation highlighted how geopolitical tensions in the Middle East can directly impact the global economy, trade routes, inflation, and energy security. Concerns over oil supply disruptions became a major topic during BRICS discussions in 2026.
- The fuel crisis was linked to the Iran-US-Israel conflict.
- Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz affected global oil supplies.
- BRICS nations discussed the impact on energy security and fuel prices.