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A series of explosions and fires have targeted Syria's gas infrastructure over six weeks, with a major incident on September 28 involving an explosion at an isolation valve on a gas pipeline between al-Shola and Deir Ezzor. The cause remains disputed: Syrian Petroleum Company officials attributed it to criminals attempting fuel theft that went wrong, while state media described it as sabotage with no identified responsible party. The explosion halted gas flows from the Jbeissa plant to power stations. Repairs began on the damaged 16-inch pipeline, with an 18-meter section requiring replacement. The incidents have disrupted power generation as Syria's gas production has declined significantly to seven million cubic meters per day from 22 million in 2010, and oil production fell to 112,000 barrels per day from 350,000 in 2020. Deir Ezzor province, a key gas production hub, faces instability including demonstrations over prices and services, alongside ongoing threats from Islamic State sleeper cells.
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