BREAKING: Iran’s Energy Minister Confirmed The Damage Of Gas Storage Tanks Destroyed

South Pars gas fields struck. Asaluyeh processing complex hit. Gas storage tanks destroyed.

Isfahan gas administration building bombed. Isfahan pressure reduction station destroyed.

A major pipeline near Khorramshahr severed. Refineries halted. Power plants damaged. Transmission networks collapsed across provinces. Dozens of water treatment and transmission facilities destroyed.

Desalination systems offline. Minister Abbas Aliabadi described the damage as “extensive.” The Iranian Red Crescent says 80,000 civilian building units have been damaged.

The electricity grid is fractured. And the 5-day power-plant pause is the only thing preventing the rest of it from being hit.

South Pars is not an Iranian gas field. It is one half of the single largest natural gas reservoir on Earth, shared with Qatar’s North Field across the maritime border.

Combined, they hold roughly 8 percent of the world’s total proved gas reserves. Qatar already declared Force Majeure on its side after Iranian drones struck Ras Laffan on Day 3. Seventeen percent of global LNG capacity went offline for 3 to 5 years.

Now the Iranian side of the same geological formation is being struck by American and Israeli munitions. Both ends of the world’s largest gas field are under attack simultaneously. One by Iranian drones.

The other by the countries those drones targeted. The gas that heated European homes, powered Asian factories, produced the fertiliser that feeds South Asia, and supplied the helium that TSMC requires to fabricate every advanced semiconductor on Earth comes from a single formation now being bombed from both directions.See the full, details. .