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Blast Shuts Down Egypt’s Gas Pipeline To Israel And Jordan
Published on Monday, 14 Nov 07:00 am
Attackers blew up the Arab Gas Pipeline (AGP) linking Egypt to Israel and Jordan on 10 November in Northern Sinai, interrupting the gas flow to the two countries which had resumed on 24 October (MEES, 31 October).
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