The damage wrought to the Middle East’s oil and gas supplies
by Leslie Hook, Rachel Millard and Verity Ratcliffe · Australian Financial ReviewLeslie Hook, Rachel Millard and Verity Ratcliffe
Apr 12, 2026 – 11.56am
The six-week-long Iran war struck at the heart of the world’s most energy-rich region, with oil and gas facilities targeted by both sides and soaring prices for fuel triggering a new global energy shock.
As the dust has begun to settle during a tentative two-week ceasefire, the full scale of the damage has started to become clear, with long-term ramifications for the world economy.
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