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Gas facilities hit in Saudi Arabia
Gas facilities in Saudi Arabia. It’s over folks. We are heading into a major 1973-style energy crisis. There will likely be shortages and rationing. We will probably be moved to work-from-home – if you keep your job, of course. pic.twitter.com/u0pv685PpO — Philip Pilkington (@philippilk) March 19, 2026
The sultanía raises the tone with the UN following attacks on facilities in Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, in an escalation that already threatens gas, oil and market stability.
The Omani authorities have condemned on Thursday Iran's attacks on energy facilities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Tehran's maneuvers in retaliation for Israel's bombing of the Iranian gas field in Pars South.
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