Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announces a deal intended to reduce fuel costs for consumers over the summer. Mitsotakis says petrol prices will drop by 10 cents per litre and diesel prices will fall by 5 cents per litre. The reduction is linked to a government agreement with oil refineries designed to moderate the effect of disruptions and price pressures associated with the Iran war. According to the reports, the measure targets gasoline and diesel prices and is presented as a response to broader international conditions affecting fuel markets. One outlet also provides background on Greece’s recent economic history, noting that the country has recovered from an earlier debt crisis period that had involved wage cuts under international bailout terms. The reports do not indicate changes beyond the stated per-litre reductions and frame the announcement as a near-term, seasonal intervention coordinated with industry partners.