Shockwaves hit energy market as gas price soars

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  Gas markets in turmoil as strikes hit key hubs and prices jump 25%.

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  I'm Vishala Sripathma, an energy crunch is triggered by strikes on major gas sites,

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  and we're breaking down how this surge in prices could shape the months ahead.

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  So global energy security is facing one of its most serious tests in years.

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  Two of the world's most important gas production sites, Qatar's Ras Lafan LNG Hub

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  and Iran's South Park's facility, have been hit in coordinated missile strikes, sending shockwaves through every major energy market.

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  Raslafan alone supplies around a fifth of the world's liquefied natural gas

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