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The most important energy facilities in the world are within the range of Iranian…

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The most important energy facilities in the world are within the range of Iranian missiles. 🔹During the 40-day war, when the South Pars facilities were targeted, Iran bombed the most important gas refinery in the world in Qatar, and immediately Trump apologized to Iran in a tweet and emphasized that "it will never happen again." 🔹Now amid Iran's threats, the United States knows well that the most important energy facilities in the world located in Arab countries and Israel are within the range of Iran’s precision and destructive missiles. 🔸Ghawar oil field in Saudi Arabia ⤴️Ghawar is the backbone of Saudi production, and any disruption in it poses a risk of more than 5 percent to the total global oil supply. 🔹Abqaiq and Khurais facilities in Saudi Arabia ⤴️The heart of Saudi Arabia's export machine, which stabilizes and prepares crude oil from the Ghawar, Khurais, and Shaybah fields for export. ⤴️Abqaiq is also the only point through which more than 7 million barrels a day pass, and any damage to it, in addition to creating a crisis in Saudi oil exports, disrupts the supply chain for petrochemicals and domestic power plants and even desalination plants. 🔸Al-Ruwais refinery and Zakum oil field in the UAE ⤴️Zakum is the second largest offshore field in the world and exports over 1 million barrels of crude oil daily. 🔹North Dome gas field and Ras Laffan LNG facilities in Qatar ⤴️The largest gas field in the world with 25 percent of the proven reserves globally; Ras Laffan is the key export terminal for LNG in the world and is responsible for about 20% of the total global LNG trade. 🔸Burqan oil field in Kuwait ⤴️The largest oil field in Kuwait with approximately 67 billion barrels of reserves; Burqan is one of the key fields that recently took 2 million barrels per day of Kuwait's production offline during the crisis. 🔹Sitra refinery and Al-Mu'ammir facilities in Bahrain ⤴️Bahrain is considered the most vulnerable country in the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council to energy disruptions due to its heavy dependence on these facilities. 🔸Leviathan and Tamar gas fields in Israel ⤴️Leviathan is the largest gas field in Israel, and Tamar is the second largest field of that regime.

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