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Tehran and Baghdad have reached an agreement on a plan to
export oil from Kirkuk in northern Iraq to Iran, according to a new
announcement by Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luiebi. Iran is set to
receive 30,000-60,000 barrels per day of oil under the agreement,
though that amount could increase, the minister said. The crude
will reach its final destination in the Kermanshah province aboard
tankers until a completed pipeline can make the transfer more
efficiently. There, a local refinery will process the oil. The
final version of the agreement has…

Tehran and Baghdad have reached an agreement on a plan to
export oil from Kirkuk in northern Iraq to Iran, according to a new
announcement by Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luiebi. Iran is set to
receive 30,000-60,000 barrels per day of oil under the agreement,
though that amount could increase, the minister said. The crude
will reach its final destination in the Kermanshah province aboard
tankers until a completed pipeline can make the transfer more
efficiently. There, a local refinery will process the oil. The
final version of the agreement has…

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