Iran Rebuilds Oil and Gas Infrastructure After US-Israeli Attacks

Iran's oil minister, Mohsen Paknejad, announced that his country has rebuilt much of its oil and gas infrastructure damaged during US-Israeli attacks in February. Paknejad stated that reconstruction began within two to three days after the attacks and that a large portion of the work is now complete.

The attacks targeted Iran's main oil export hub on Kharg Island, which was struck over 550 times. Despite this intense bombardment, workers continued loading crude oil onto tankers under Paknejad's guidance.

Paknejad emphasized that the focus in the coming months will be on further rebuilding and increasing gas production capacity. He noted that the impact of the repairs will become clearer over time.