From Sputnik:
Israel has
reportedly been supplying natural gas to Egypt since late last year. The
supply line was reportedly attacked late on Sunday in the Sinai
Peninsula. There have been no reports on casualties yet.
According
to Al Jazeera, the incident occurred late on Sunday in Egypt's Bir
Al-Abd located in the northern Sinai area. The attackers reportedly
remain unidentified as no militant or terrorist group has reportedly
claimed the responsibility yet.
Netizens have shared alleged footage from the scene of the incident, blaming militants for the Sunday's attack....
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... Terrorists blew up these particular gas lines at least three times
during the first six months of 2011 before Cairo suspended gas supplies
to Tel Aviv, The Jerusalem Post said.
The new agreement on gas supplies between Egypt and Israel reportedly
follows a $15 billion decade-long deal signed by Delek Drilling and
Houston-based Noble Energy in February 2018 to supply 64 billion cubic
meters (bcm) of natural gas to Egypt from the Leviathan and Tamar gas
fields, located off Israel....MORE
