Israel struck the Iranian gas infrastructure – the media

View of part of the 19th Phase of the South Paras gas deposit on the Gulf Coast 1400 km south of Tehran. Photo: Getty Images

Israeli drones attacked at least two Iran gas facilities, including the world’s largest natural gas field.

Source: Haaretz

Details: On the night of June 15, Iranian media reported Israeli Air Force for two facilities related to the production and processing of natural gas in southern Iran.

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Literally: “Iranian information agencies reported that the URAIl drone has caused a” strong explosion “at the Iranian gas processing plant at the Southern Parase field, which led to a fire at the facility. The plant produces liquefied natural gas and other products, but the degree of damage is now unknown.”

Details: Iran’s Ministry of Oil confirmed the fact of the attack, noting that the incident occurred at an object that is part of the world’s largest pure natural gas field. According to the ministry, the fire was extinguished, but the degree of damage has not yet been reported.

Iranian agencies Fars and Tasnim reported that the attack occurred in the 14th phase of the deposit.

The second blow, according to Fox News, fell on a gas facility near the city of Banda-Abbas. The Israeli official to whom the publication referred to, said that this blow was “signaling” and had “to send a clear message to the officials in Tehran.”

Literally: “If the information is confirmed, this will be the first known case of attack on Iran’s oil and gas infrastructure since the Iran-Iraq War. Nevertheless, Israel has not officially recognized its involvement in surgery. Such objects are protected by air defense systems, which is reported by Israel.”