QatarEnergy extends force majeure on LNG supply contracts through mid-June, the second extension since the war began. Iranian strikes damaged trains 4 and 6 at Ras Laffan, eliminating roughly 17% of Qatar's total export capacity. Technip Energies has mobilized a repair team, but the work is constrained by global turbine delivery backlogs of 2-4 years. Each month of force majeure represents approximately $1.67 billion in lost export revenue, making Ras Laffan as the single most costly piece of energy infrastructure damaged in the conflict.