Over the past three weeks, dozens of refineries, oil fields, gas plants, ports and other energy infrastructure have been damaged by missile and drone strikes in the Arabian Gulf. The attacks have targeted critical energy assets across multiple countries, disrupting operations at major refineries and oil production facilities. Iranian energy infrastructure has suffered extensive damage, with strikes hitting both onshore and offshore facilities.

Energy experts estimate that the destruction of key refineries and oil fields could significantly impact global oil supply chains. The attacks have affected Saudi Arabia's oil processing capabilities and UAE's port operations, creating bottlenecks in crude oil exports. Gas plants and petrochemical facilities have also been damaged, raising concerns about potential shortages in industrial chemicals and fuel supplies.

The full extent of the damage remains unclear, but early assessments suggest billions of dollars in destruction to energy infrastructure. The attacks have forced several facilities to shut down operations temporarily, while others are operating at reduced capacity. Market analysts are closely monitoring the situation, as further disruptions could lead to increased volatility in global energy markets.