LNG Supply At Risk After Iran Strikes, India Issues Strong Warning

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal warned that the strikes — linked to the escalating conflict involving Iran, United States and Israel — could severely disrupt global energy supplies, particularly liquefied natural gas (LNG).

The attacks reportedly caused extensive damage to key energy facilities across the Gulf, including:

A major LNG processing hub in Qatar

Refinery infrastructure in Saudi Arabia

Gas facilities in the United Arab Emirates

Oil refineries in Kuwait

QatarEnergy confirmed significant damage at its Ras Laffan facility, one of the world’s most critical LNG export hubs.

The escalation has already sent global oil and gas prices soaring, raising concerns about inflation, supply shortages and economic instability worldwide — especially for energy-importing nations like India.

The strikes come after Iranian energy infrastructure was also targeted earlier, marking a dangerous escalation in the conflict with direct implications for global markets.

Watch the video for the latest updates on the Gulf energy crisis and India’s response to the growing threat.