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World · 3 March 2026

Qatar Halts LNG Production After Drone Attacks, Gas Prices Surge

Qatar Halts LNG Production After Drone Attacks, Gas Prices Surge

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Qatar temporarily halted production at key liquefied natural gas facilities following drone strikes tied to escalating Middle East tensions. The disruption affected a significant share of global LNG supply, triggering sharp increases in European and Asian gas prices. Energy markets reacted with volatility as traders assessed potential long-term supply constraints. Qatari officials reported no casualties but confirmed precautionary shutdowns while damage assessments continue, raising concerns about prolonged global energy instability.

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