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Iraq says exports through Kurdistan network to Turkey could offset impact of Strait of Hormuz disruption
Oil minister says 100km of testing remains before pipeline can carry 250,000 bpd
Baghdad plans to continue producing about 1.4 million barrels a day, minister says
PMF has said a total of 27 fighters have been killed in strikes launched by US since early this month
Ex-minister confirms jails targeted in escalation between US, Israel and Iran
Mojtaba Mojtaba succeeded his father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in strikes on Tehran on February 28
Factions aligned with Tehran engaged in tit-for-tat attacks with US forces on Iraqi soil
Baghdad and Erbil caught in middle of broad regional war
Political considerations may keep some factions quiet during US-Iran war, experts say
Three powerful militias join fight in retaliation for missile strike on bases in Jurf Al Sakhar, south of Baghdad
Iraq charges 17 over work or study visas that 'transform into recruitment contracts'
Defence Ministry says several civilians also died in incident west of Baghdad
Transport Ministry denied any security warnings leading to the closure
Agreement between Chevron and Basrah Oil Company signed at Baghdad ceremony overseen by Iraq's Prime Minister Al Sudani and US envoy Barrack
US has warned against his return while rival factions intensify opposition
