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The UK imports a significant portion of its crude oil and refined fuels. This reliance means that global events, like the Iran war, have a direct and immediate impact on domestic fuel prices and supply stability. While the UK has reserves, it remains exposed to international market fluctuations and geopolitical risks.
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