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    Iraq denies exchange of Kirkuk crude oil with Iran

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    Iraq denies exchange of Kirkuk crude oil with Iran Empty Iraq denies exchange of Kirkuk crude oil with Iran

    Post by Rocky Tue Jun 05, 2018 4:53 am


    Iraq denies exchange of Kirkuk crude oil with Iran

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     Information / Baghdad ..
    The Ministry of Oil denied on Tuesday what the Iranian official announced on the start of each of the two countries in the exchange of crude oil from the Kirkuk field currently, indicating that it is still in the preparations.
    "The agreement has already taken place between the two ministries, but the export has not yet started. The amount announced in the media between 30,000 and 60,000 is the amount agreed to be exchanged," ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said in a statement. The preparations are not yet complete, as we are still in the process of creating the necessary infrastructure. "
    Jihad added that "the Kirkuk oil has been suspended since the crisis last year, where Kirkuk was within the control of the Kurdistan Regional Government and oil was exported through (Ceyhan) Turkish and then stopped the export process."
    "The agreement with Iran now requires the export of this quantity through the tankers, because it is less expensive than if Iran brought crude oil from a region far away inside Iran for the purpose of liquidation and for us in Iraq, we will receive the equivalent of a quantity ready for export from Iran through the southern ports are close, so both countries will benefit from this barter process. " Ending / 25

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