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Geopolitical tensions rise as Russia pushes back against Kurdistan's semi-independent status, while China seeks to limit Western influence in Iraq.

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Geopolitical tensions rise as Russia pushes back against Kurdistan's semi-independent status, while China seeks to limit Western influence in Iraq.

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  1. Kurdistan resumes oil exports to Iraq, supplying SOMO, with financial analysis provided by Goldman Sachs on Bloomberg Television.Sub-event
  2. Western Union declined consumer money transfer transactions excluding Iraq.Sub-event
  3. Kurdistan seeks independence to leverage influence in Iraq amid geopolitical pressures from Russia and China.1 source

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