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Missiles, drones from Iran hit Azerbaijan airport

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What happened: On Sunday, Iranian drones struck Kuwait's oil infrastructure, causing severe damage, hours before Opec+ supply talks. On Wednesday, Iran's missile attacks on Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City, housing the world's largest LNG export facility, resulted in extensive damage. Falling debris from aerial interception strikes also damaged Oracle's Dubai office.

Market impact: Oil prices surged 4% as Middle East tensions escalated, stoking supply worries. Energy infrastructure attacks in Kuwait and Qatar disrupted oil and gas supplies, impacting global energy markets. Oracle's Dubai office damage may have minor operational impacts.

What to watch next: Opec+ supply talks on February 1st will provide clarity on global oil supply adjustments. Qatar's response to the attack and potential repair timelines for its LNG facility will determine natural gas market dynamics. Oracle's Q2 2023 earnings on February 15th may offer insights into any operational disruptions' financial impact.
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First SeenMar 05, 2026
Last UpdatedMar 05, 2026