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🇶🇦 Qatar's Foreign Ministry calls Israel's attack on Iran's energy infrastructure a "dangerous & irresponsible" step.

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🇦🇪 UAE condemned the attack on Pars field in Iran

✅ The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this attack is considered a threat to global energy security

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☑️ Qatar Energy Company announced: Extensive damage has been caused to the Ras Laffan industrial complex due to a missile strike

☑️ This complex is one of the main liquefied natural gas production facilities in the world.

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🛢🛢 Oil price also hit a record of $116

🔹Brent oil price, which was $103 yesterday, started a sharp upward trend following the terrorist attack by the US and Israel on the South Pars facilities and Iran's decisive response, and a few minutes ago it even passed the $116 mark.


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⚡️ Reuters: 17% of Qatar's LNG capacity was disabled by an Iranian attack

🔹 The CEO of QatarEnergy told Reuters:

🔹 The Iranian attack caused about 17% of Qatar's LNG capacity to go offline, with two of the 14 LNG trains and one GTL facility damaged, which will take about 12.8 million tons per year out of service for 3 to 5 years during repairs.

🔹 This disruption could lead to about $20 billion in annual revenue losses and threaten energy supplies to Europe and Asia.

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🚀🚀🚀🚀🔹 Fear of Iranian missiles caused a chain accident in occupied Quds

🔹Hebrew sources say a truck ran over several cars out of fear of missile attack sirens.


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🔶 Wall Street Journal:

The American missiles that hit Iran were likely fired from the Gulf countries, which have suffered the most damage from Iranian drone and missile attacks, although none have confirmed permission to use their land or airspace.


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⚡️ 🇮🇷 ❌ 🇸🇦🇺🇸 New York Times claim: Mohammed bin Salman asked Trump to continue the war against Iran

The Saudi crown prince sees this war as a "historic opportunity" to rebuild the Middle East and possibly weaken or eliminate the Iranian regime.

He believes Iran is a long-term threat that must be dealt with decisively.

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