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

Kurdistan resumes oil exports to Iraq, supplying SOMO, with financial analysis provided by Goldman Sachs on Bloomberg Television.

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Kurdistan resumes oil exports to Iraq, supplying SOMO, with financial analysis provided by Goldman Sachs on Bloomberg Television.

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  1. Restarting oil production through the Iraq-Turkey pipeline via Ceyhan, complicated by geopolitical tensions and financial strain on the Central Bank of Iraq.1 source
  2. Kurdistan resumes oil exports to Iraq, supplying SOMO, with financial analysis involved.1 source

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