Syria Says Northeast Pipeline Damaged in Sabotage Attack
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Syria Says Country's Northeast Oil Pipeline Damaged In "Sabotage Attack"
Years of civil war before the fall of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad in late 2024 devastated Syria's oil, gas and electricity sectors, with the country becoming heavily reliant on imports to meet its needs.
Syria says northeast pipeline damaged in sabotage attack
An oil pipeline in northeastern Syria was damaged in what is described as a sabotage attack. This marks the third incident targeting Syria’s energy infrastructure in recent weeks, following years of devastation due to civil conflict.
Syrian Petroleum Company says repair teams working to restore damaged section of pipeline in Hasakah
At 6 a.m. on Wednesday, a subversive attack was carried out on the oil line located at point 50 kilometres near the Tel Hamis area of the southern Qamishli countryside of Hasakeh governorate.
Incident, after which the competent authorities were able to "identify the perpetrators, stop them and direct them to justice", occurred at dawn at an installation in Al-Hasakah province.
Damascus: The Syrian Petroleum Company, on Wednesday, announced that an oil pipeline in Hasakeh governorate in the north-east of the country had been subjected to a subversive attack and that the perpetrators had been arrested by the authorities.
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