Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike
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Promote with Leviathan NewsQatar's LNG production halt after the Iranian drone strike underscores the extreme fragility of global energy flows and how geopolitical conflict in one region can instantly threaten the stability of supply chains worldwide.
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European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts
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