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Qatar warns Iran war could halt Gulf energy exports ‘within weeks’

Global economies will be affected if the war on Iran continues for weeks, according to Qatar's energy minister.

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aljazeera.comStai leggendo3 mesi fa

Qatar warns Iran war could halt Gulf energy exports ‘within weeks’

Global economies will be affected if the war on Iran continues for weeks, according to Qatar's energy minister.

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arabnews.com3 mesi fa

Gulf oil exports could stop within weeks, warns Qatar energy minister as Iran war continues

RIYADH: Gulf oil producers could halt exports within weeks due to the ongoing Middle East war, sending crude prices to $150 a barrel, according to Qatar’s energy minister. In an interview published on Friday, Saad…

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haaretz.com3 mesi fa

Report: Qatar warns Gulf may have to stop energy exports due to Iran war

Doha Is Warning That Deliveries of Oil and Gas From the Gulf Will Be Severely Disrupted Due to the Conflict, Driving Up Global Energy Prices

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bbc.com3 mesi fa

Oil price jumps after Qatar minister warns all Gulf production could stop

Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi says energy prices for everyone will rise if the Iran war continues.

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fortune.com3 mesi fa

How the war in Iran could ‘bring down the economies of the world’ by cutting off its energy supply | Fortune

Qatar is the Middle East’s largest liquefied natural gas exporter. It’s also been targeted by Iranian drone attacks.

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ansa.it3 mesi fa

Qatar, se la guerra continua il Golfo potrebbe fermare export energia - Ultima ora - Ansa.it

Il ministro dell'energia del Qatar Saad al-Kaabi ha avvertito che la guerra in Medio Oriente potrebbe costringere i paesi del Golfo Persico a interrompere le spedizioni di energia nel giro di poche settimane e a far…

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1. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·ansa.it
   

   Qatar, se la guerra continua il Golfo potrebbe fermare export energia - Ultima ora - Ansa.it

   Il ministro dell'energia del Qatar Saad al-Kaabi ha avvertito che la guerra in Medio Oriente potrebbe costringere i paesi del Golfo Persico a interrompere le spedizioni di energia…

2. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·ansa.it
   

   Qatar, se la guerra continua il Golfo potrebbe fermare export energia - Notizie - Ansa.it

   Il ministro dell'energia del Qatar Saad al-Kaabi ha avvertito che la guerra in Medio Oriente potrebbe costringere i paesi del Golfo Persico a interrompere le spedizioni di energia…

3. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·aljazeera.com
   

   Military academy among locations hit by US, Israeli attacks on Tehran

   Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says 'no reason why we should negotiate', calls Washington untrustworthy.

4. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·arabnews.com
   

   Gulf oil exports could stop within weeks, warns Qatar energy minister as Iran war continues

   RIYADH: Gulf oil producers could halt exports within weeks due to the ongoing Middle East war, sending crude prices to $150 a barrel, according to Qatar’s energy minister. In an…

5. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·bbc.com
   

   Oil price jumps after Qatar minister warns all Gulf production could stop

   Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi says energy prices for everyone will rise if the Iran war continues.

6. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·aljazeera.com
   

   Qatar warns Iran war could halt Gulf energy exports ‘within weeks’

   Global economies will be affected if the war on Iran continues for weeks, according to Qatar's energy minister.

7. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·haaretz.com
   

   Report: Qatar warns Gulf may have to stop energy exports due to Iran war

   Doha Is Warning That Deliveries of Oil and Gas From the Gulf Will Be Severely Disrupted Due to the Conflict, Driving Up Global Energy Prices

8. venerdì 6 marzo 2026·fortune.com
   

   How the war in Iran could ‘bring down the economies of the world’ by cutting off its energy supply | Fortune

   Qatar is the Middle East’s largest liquefied natural gas exporter. It’s also been targeted by Iranian drone attacks.

9. domenica 8 marzo 2026·aljazeera.com
   

   Iran war threatens prolonged impact on energy markets as oil prices rise

   The conflict has already led to the suspension of almost a fifth of global crude oil and natural gas supply.