'Disaster: Attacks on gas infrastructure, in Iran and Qatar, may set us back several years'

The recent attacks on gas infrastructure signify a troubling evolution in geopolitical conflicts, where energy assets are now considered legitimate targets. This not only disrupts the immediate supply chains but also undermines the established norms that have previously provided a semblance of stability in energy markets. The potential for increased volatility in energy prices and supply disruptions could lead to broader economic ramifications, highlighting the urgent need for a reassessment of energy security strategies.