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Syria Says Gas Pipeline Fire Between Al-Shola and Deir Ezzor Caused by "Act of Sabotage"

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DAMASCUS: ‌Syria’s state petroleum company said a ​fire broke out on Monday evening on a gas pipeline between the Al-Shola ‌area ‌and ​Deir ‌Al-Zour ⁠after ​an explosion ⁠at a pipeline isolation valve, which it attributed to sabotage, ⁠state news agency SANA ‌reported. The ‌fire ​halted ‌gas flows from ‌the Jbeissa gas plant to power-generation stations, the ‌company said. Fire crews isolated the area ⁠on ⁠both sides of the blaze and were workin…

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A major fire broke out on a gas pipeline between the Shola region and the city of Deir ez-Zor in northeastern Syria. Flames rose high above the desert region and were visible from a great distance, Syrian state television reported. The fire started on Monday evening, September 28. Initial reports said the cause was unknown. Firefighters were dispatched to the scene, but they were unable to immediately bring the fire under control due to the inte…

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The Government of the Syrian oil company reported that the gas flow from the Gibassa station to the power stations had ceased following a fire caused by sabotage in the shula-Deir-Zor pipeline, confirming that efforts were under way to put it out.

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Today's Monday evening, a gas line fire broke out between the Shula region and the Dir al-Zawr because of the explosion of the CT valve in the line as a result of sabotage.

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The fire in the natural gas pipeline in Syria was reportedly caused by "sabotage".

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snn.ir broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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