CONFLICT● ELEVATED2h ago · Oct 2, 2026, 6:45 PM
Syria faces infrastructure sabotage, Islamic State activity amid utility shortages
Long War Journal · middle east
Syria has restored a sabotaged gas pipeline near Deir Ezzor and is repairing another line near Damascus as authorities confront threats to the country’s energy infrastructure. The repairs come amid wider challenges, including Islamic State activity and electricity, water, and fuel shortages, even as Syria expands energy trade with Iraq and works to restore regional oil and gas links. The post Syria faces infrastructure sabotage, Islamic State activity amid utility shortages appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.
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