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No interruption to QatarEnergy shipments or production after attack on US military base in Qatar, source says

Jun 23, 2025 11:34 AM

June 23 (Reuters) - There has been no interruption to

state-owned QatarEnergy shipments or production after Iran's

attack on Qatar's al-Udeid U.S. military air base, a source with

direct knowledge of the matter said.

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