Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad stated on Tuesday that Iran is on track to reintegrate 95 million cubic meters of natural gas into its daily production cycle by the end of September. This announcement, reported via the oil ministry’s official news outlet, highlights the country's ongoing efforts to recover energy capacity following damage to its infrastructure.

According to the report, the repairs are part of a broader recovery strategy following strikes that impacted the nation's energy sector. In July, a senior government official had previously estimated that Iran would restore approximately 100 million cubic meters of daily capacity within a few months. These efforts are intended to offset the loss of roughly 230 million cubic meters of daily production capacity caused by previous strikes, which the report attributes to actions by Israel and the United States. The current timeline suggests that while full recovery remains a work in progress, the ministry is prioritizing the restoration of these specific volumes before the end of the third quarter.