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The Russian companies are still sending oil through their pipe though right?

Gas flaring top priority! You must be having a laugh

When you consider it is pumping zero oil...

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/energy/lse-gkp/gulf-keystone-petroleum-shares/news/gulf-keystone-petroleum-limiteds-longkp-intrinsic-value-is-p

C eye, are you still hanging in? Secondly you're 100 percent right, even look at the Azerbaijan pipeline, Turkey is inextricably linked to Russia, much more so than to the West.

Morbox It is certainly a very unpleasant price to sell, Time will tell if you have been Proven right. Not a easy decision I know

Fuming I didn't jump at the 1.85 bounce early April and watch from outside this mess

Ps, all as I said from day 1

It's completely political. It has nothing to do with money. That is clear now. Why would turkey turn it off in the 1st place? They could easily negotiate While the oil is still running. In other words somebody is somebody is behind this and they are very happy with these companies, and their countries, being bled dry

The MM's are holding hard. I wonder how well hedged abrdn, Lansdowne etc are

Erdoğan seems as anti West to me as u can get. And the West are pretty clear on their position, they've been trying to oust him for years. I think the Middle East are overjoyed that they now have an alternative with Russia and China who respect their culture.

2017 kurds were pumping 600,000 bopd, likely stealing Syrian oil. So Iraq have got just what they wanted. Question is how the West lost Erdoğan. Idiots.

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-mideast-crisis-kurd-referendum-oil-idUKKCN1BZ0XV

But it's pretty clear now Turkey and Iraq are working together, along with Briics support, to remove Western companies from North Syria, Kurdistan, and Iraq, no? They are working together pretending. That's what the writing on the wall says to me now.

I'm getting closer to sell. Too dodgy now. Just annoyed I didn't sell at 1.75 tbh lost a whole lotta money

What a nonsense post from trades there

I'm trying hard to see any reason why Turkey or Iraq would want kurdistan oil on the market profiting Western nations?

That's the agreement IF any northern oil is sold. Until then Iraq will be paying all Kurd wages just as if it was an Iraqi province. A spade is a spade.

So now Iraq basically have taken kurdistan back? If they pay everyone's wages from Southern oil they can leave Northern oil as oil in the bank, let the West dry out, and own it all themselves?

Largo, what color is ur box?

Soon, soon, very soon....

Https://twitter.com/financialjuice/status/1659552284471185408?t=NEzUupW1vpXrkJLhPAmNKA&s=08

Their agreed cuts are simply from Kurdistan

Terry, I take it you have sold?