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Iraqi drone attack on Khor Mor gas field causes power outages
Illustration: NexVani Media

Illustration: NexVani Media
An aerial assault on the Khor Mor gas facility in northern Iraq has halted production, triggering extensive blackouts across the Kurdish region.
An unmanned aerial assault has halted fuel output at the Khor Mor gas facility situated in northern Iraq, resulting in extensive power outages throughout the Kurdish territory. The facility is responsible for providing the primary energy source utilized to generate the majority of electricity for the entire region.
Al Jazeera correspondent Peter Smith provided updates regarding the situation from the capital city of Baghdad. The disruption in energy generation highlights the ongoing vulnerability of critical infrastructure within the region to aerial security threats.
Production halted at the Khor Mor gas facility following an aerial attack, cutting off most regional electricity.
The stoppage of operations at the main regional gas supplier has immediate consequences for residents and businesses reliant on the local power grid. With the primary source of electricity generation offline, authorities face challenges in restoring regular power supplies until the facility resumes normal operations.
The suspension of gas production directly impacts the daily lives of citizens in the Kurdish area by plunging communities into darkness and disrupting essential services dependent on a stable electricity supply.




