Qatar's LNG exports have plunged by 96% due to the US-Iran war, making it the most significant economic casualty of the ongoing six-month conflict.
Qatar has lost nearly $24 billion in gas sales
Aug 26, 2026
04:39 pm
What's the storyThe ongoing US-Iran conflict has taken a heavy toll on Qatar's economy, one of the world's top liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporters.
The war has caused damage to its gas infrastructure and disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, severely affecting Qatar's main source of export revenue (down by 96%).
Qatar has lost an estimated $24 billion in gas sales after the Iran war slashed its LNG exports by 96%.
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