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A sabotage explosion caused a gas pipeline to rupture between the Shahla area and Deir Ezzor in eastern Syria on Monday evening, resulting in a halt to gas deliveries to power plants, according to the Syrian News Agency "SANA." The fire that broke out following the pipeline explosion led to the suspension of gas production at the Juba factory. Relying on official reports, the situation indicates a decline in Syria’s oil, gas, and energy sectors after years of conflict, with gas production decreasing from 30 million cubic meters before 2011 to 8.5 million now. Meanwhile, the country’s demand ranges between 22 and 25 million cubic meters to meet its needs. Syria is striving to enhance cooperation with international energy companies and to improve the deteriorating infrastructure that has suffered over years of conflict.
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