Jbessa Gas Export Pipeline Targeted in Northeastern Syria, Fire Erupts, SANA Reports
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The gypsum gas export line was blown up in the southern province of Hasakeh on Thursday, which led to a fire.
A new attack on a natural gas pipeline in northeastern Syria has caused a fire, the fourth such attack since late September. Authorities have cordoned off and secured the area.
An attack was carried out on the Jebse Natural Gas Pipeline in Syria's Hasakah province, and a fire was reported. Uday al-Satouf, an official from the Syrian Petroleum Company, said the pipeline was targeted in the Arabidi area, 60 kilometers from Shaddadi, and that the valves were shut off.
The Syrian Arab Agency for News (Sana) reported from the Director of the Information Office of the Syrian Petroleum Company Adi Al-Sofef that the gas export line in the Arabidi region in the north-east of Syria had been targeted, resulting in fire. The Agency ' s wool added: " The specialized agencies are following developments to deal with the bombing incident and contain its effects, where the area has been isolated and the fuses clo…
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