IEA: Over 40 energy facilities in the Middle East have been "severely damaged"
Golden Ten Data reported on March 23 that International Energy Agency Director Fatih Birol stated on Monday that more than 40 energy facilities in nine Middle Eastern countries have suffered "serious or very serious" damage due to the ongoing conflict in the region, which may lead to continued disruptions in global supply chains even after the conflict ends. Birol noted that the damage caused by this incident means that oil fields, refineries, and pipelines will require some time to resume operations.
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