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Iraq to restart oil exports to Turkey despite drone attacks in Kurdish oil fields
Tankers could soon be lifting Iraqi oil from the Turkish port of Ceyhan once again as a key pipeline reopens. The government said exports will resume from Kurdistan despite four days of mysterious drone attacks on oil fields that have shut down half of the region's production.
Drone attacks target western oil companies in Iraq's Kurdistan
“The drone attacks in Kurdish energy sites grew out of a sequence of drone attacks since 19 June on Kurdish security forces, where Iraqi militias were claiming that Kurdistan was supporting Israeli and US strikes on Iran,” Michael Knights, a senior fellow at The Washington Institute, told MEE.
Oil prices remained largely flat Friday as supply losses from Iraqi Kurdistan were overshadowed by renewed concerns over U.S.
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It is clear where the drones are being directed; they consistently target the center of the Kurdistan Region's economy,” ...
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These attacks, especially on oil facilities, must end,” he stated. “We hope the federal government cooperates in identifying ...
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