The crisis in the Red Sea has shut down at least 5 ships carrying liquefied gas from Qatar, impacting energy supplies.
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The crisis in the Red Sea has shut down at least 5 ships carrying liquefied gas from Qatar. Dozens of tankers carrying oil and fuel have also stopped or changed course to avoid the risky area. The situation threatens fuel availability and prices.
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Fuga din Marea Roșie: Qatar opreşte transporturile de gaz lichefiat din cauza atacurilor rebelilor Houti
QatarEnergy a încetat să mai trimită nave-cisternă cu GNL prin Marea Roşie, după atacurile americanilor şi britanicilor asupra ţintelor Houthi
Criza din Marea Roșie: încep să se simtă consecințele asupra economiei globale
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