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Iran Halts Output at World’s Largest Gas Field After Israeli Strike

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June 15, 2025
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Iran Halts Output at World’s Largest Gas Field After Israeli Strike

Desk:Iran has partially suspended gasoline manufacturing on the world’s largest gasoline area after an Israeli strike brought about a hearth there on Saturday, the semi-official Tasnim information company reported, in what can be the primary Israeli strike on Iran’s oil and gasoline sector.

Iran shares the South Pars gasoline area with Qatar. Hanging it might mark a serious escalation within the battle, which had already pushed oil costs up 9% on Friday despite the fact that Israel spared Iran’s oil and gasoline on the primary day of its assaults.

Israel launched an air offensive towards Iran on Friday, killing commanders and scientists and bombing nuclear websites in a said bid to cease Tehran constructing an atomic weapon.

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The South Pars area is situated offshore in Iran’s southern Bushehr province and is chargeable for the lion’s share of gasoline manufacturing in Iran, the world’s third largest gasoline producer after the US and Russia.

The strike brought about a hearth, which has been extinguished, the Iranian oil ministry mentioned. The hearth broke out in one of many 4 models of Part 14 of South Pars, halting manufacturing of 12 million cubic metres of gasoline, Tasnim mentioned.

Iran produces round 275 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gasoline per yr or some 6.5% of world gasoline output, and consumes it domestically because it can’t export gasoline because of sanctions.

Iran shares the sphere with Qatar, which calls the sphere North Subject. Qatar produces 77 million tonnes of liquefied gasoline from the sphere with the assistance of world majors similar to Exxon and Shell and provides the gasoline to Europe and Asia.

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