India, June 1 -- In a move to stabilise its domestic energy grid, Iran has successfully restored gas production at three key offshore platforms within the South Pars gas field, the world's largest natural gas reserve. The development comes months after military strikes caused widespread disruptions to the country's energy infrastructure, forcing a significant portion of Iran's gas processing capacity to go offline during the height of the regional conflict.

Touraj Dehqani, chief executive of the Pars Oil and Gas Company, announced the resumption of operations on Sunday, noting that while the offshore platforms themselves sustained no physical damage during the March airstrikes, they had been rendered idle due to destruction at the onshor...