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    Saudi Arabia seeks to use stolen Iraqi pipelines to transport its oil through Yemen

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    Post by Rocky Sun 26 Aug 2018, 4:09 pm


    Saudi Arabia seeks to use stolen Iraqi pipelines to transport its oil through Yemen

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    SANA'A, July 21 (UPI) - Saudi Arabia is seeking to use Iraqi oil pipelines in its territory and seized it earlier to speed up the pumping of oil into an oil port being built in the Al-Mahra province in southeastern Yemen.
    The site "Arab 21" last week published a document proving that Saudi Arabia is determined to establish a port for the export of oil in the province of Mahrah.
    According to the document, which includes a letter from Huta Maritime Works to the Saudi Ambassador to Yemen, Mohammed Al Jaber, he thanked him for his confidence in the company, which gave her the opportunity to prepare a "technical and financial offer to design and implement an oil export port."
    "Saudi Arabia plans to compensate for the expected shortage of oil due to the new ban on Iran through an oil port in the southeastern province of Al-Mahra, as well as a pipeline from Saudi Arabia," a Yemeni diplomat was quoted as saying by a Gulf diplomat. To the same governorate in the Arabian Sea. "
    "Saudi Arabia has informed the Americans that it will raise its oil production and open an oil port that does not pass through the Strait of Hormuz - where Iran has threatened to close it - and will be in the province of Al-Mahra," the diplomat said.
    The Gulf source said that "Saudi Arabia was informed the United Nations in 2001 the possession of Iraqi oil pipelines that pass through its territory, and the capacity of these pipelines to transport 1.6 million barrels of oil per day."
    The Yemeni Net quoted a Yemeni government source as saying that "the pipes are ready to be placed, leaving only the oil port."
    For his part, said a diplomat familiar with the issue of "Iraqi oil pipelines," that "the Iraqi government's demand to recover these pipes at the end of 2017 failed," noting that "the Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Faleh told his Iraqi counterpart that the pipeline is a Saudi right, And Iraqi obligations to Saudi losses in the war in Kuwait, and was notified to the Security Council and the United Nations to do so.
    Iraq built these pipelines during the war on Iran in the 1980s because of Iran's intention to close the Strait of Hormuz in what was known as the "tanker war". In 1990, these pipes were shut down after the invasion of Kuwait.
    Al-Mahra, which is described as the "East Yemen Gate", witnessed a popular movement last June, rejecting and closing Riyadh's policies and control over the cargoes, the Sarfeet port, the activists' port, and the international airport. Ending / 25

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    Saudi Arabia seeks to use stolen Iraqi pipelines to transport its oil through Yemen Empty Is Iraq capable of recovering its oil pipelines seized by Saudi Arabia?

    Post by Rocky Sun 26 Aug 2018, 4:10 pm


    Is Iraq capable of recovering its oil pipelines seized by Saudi Arabia?

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    Oil expert Hamza al-Jawahiri said on Sunday that the recovery of the pipes seized by Saudi Arabia during the Kuwait war in the late 1990s is difficult and will not be achieved. Riyadh and Washington will use pipelines to transport oil and derivatives to the Arabian Sea during the next phase.
    Al-Jawahiri said in a statement that "Saudi Arabia used the Iraqi oil pipelines seized after the war in Kuwait in the late nineties of the last century in the transfer of crude oil and then the transfer of oil derivatives," pointing out that "the pipes estimated to be more than 30 years old, Its validity and may be eroded. "
    He added that "Saudi Arabia claims the existence of debt estimated at $ 42 billion on the Iraqi government to be affected by the war with Kuwait," noting that "the order to recover the tubes at the present time impossible and will not be achieved."
    He added that "Saudi Arabia and in cooperation with the US side will seek to exploit the Iraqi pipelines seized in the transfer of oil to the Arabian Sea during the next phase."
    The site "Yemen Net" has revealed, on Sunday, Saudi Arabia is seeking to use Iraqi oil pipelines passing through its territory and seized earlier, to accelerate the start of pumping oil to an oil port being built in the province of skilled in southeastern Yemen.
    Iraq built these pipelines during the war on Iran in the 1980s because of Iran's intention to close the Strait of Hormuz in what was known as the "tanker war". In 1990, these pipes were shut down after the invasion of Kuwait. End 25 T

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