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Two Syrian pipelines damaged amid spate of attacks on energy infrastructure

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Briefings

A gas export pipeline in Hasakah, Syria, caught fire and was damaged during a spate of attacks on energy infrastructure, with fuel theft also cited as a cause for the Baniyas-Homs leak. The incident occurred in October 2026, highlighting vulnerabilities in the region's energy supply chain.

Key points

• A gas export pipeline in Hasakah, Syria, caught fire and was damaged during a spate of attacks on energy infrastructure.
• Fuel theft is also cited as a cause for the Baniyas-Homs gas leak.

Context

This incident occurred in October 2026, highlighting vulnerabilities in the region's energy supply chain amid ongoing conflicts.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing two separate incidents involving pipeline damage and theft. Specific dates, locations, or casualty figures are not provided in the source.

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