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Mystery Explosions: Syria's Recovering Gas Network Keeps Getting Sabotaged

Mystery Explosions: Syria's Recovering Gas Network Keeps Getting Sabotaged Syria has reported at least two acts of major sabotage against its gas infrastructure in six weeks, and it raises questions over who or what group is behind it, and what this means for future energy transit projects. Monday evening saw a fire rage out of control for many hours at a gas pipeline between al-Shola and Deir Ezzor following a mystery explosion.  Syrian media: illustrative file image.Syrian Petroleum Company (SPC), which oversees the site, called it an act of sabotage which abruptly halted...
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