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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

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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