Post by : Bianca Haleem
Iran reportedly launched ballistic missile strikes targeting Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City, one of the world’s most important LNG export hubs, causing fires and damage at key energy facilities. Qatar strongly condemned the attack, while reports said most missiles were intercepted but one hit the industrial zone.
The strike has raised serious concerns over Gulf security, global LNG supplies and energy market stability, as Ras Laffan plays a major role in Qatar’s gas exports to the world.
As tensions continue across the region, global markets are closely watching the situation for any further disruption to energy routes and LNG shipments.
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