29 July: The supply of gas from Iran to Turkey has been interrupted following an explosion on the main gas pipeline between the two countries (agencies)

"The export of gas to Turkey has been temporarily halted after an explosion struck the pipeline" in northwestern Iran, spokesman for National Iranian Gas Co. Majid Boujarzadeh told the oil ministry's news agency SHANA.

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