In an interview with ARD television, Nouripour emphasized the need for both German and European initiatives, as well as discussions with affected countries to ensure global kerosene supply. He condemned the federal cabinet’s denial of the situation’s severity, referencing remarks by Federal Minister of Economics Reiche, who acknowledged market tensions despite asserting that supply was secure. The International Energy Agency has warned of an imminent kerosene shortage, exacerbated by the ongoing conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, which disrupts oil and gas trade routes.