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Lucky they've wiped their debt too eh

How much cash a week Terry?

What a ludicrous joke, 100,000,000 dollar solar plant in a country gushing with black gold. Nuts. AI wil have a field day exterminating farcical irrational humans.

I won't be topping up here again..spreading wings. I've enough to do me. Meeting a pal tonight who works in Iraq. Hoping for good news.

How many have you got Now bugsy?

It seems we are all now waiting. Waiting for Erdoğan.

Bay I think there's a lot of risk here, bit in my opinion your post is nonsense.

IF, capital IF, oil flows again through the pipeline, all is 110 percent fine. Irrespective of when. Dividend would definitely be paid. Once oil flows we have a FUTURE, that future has potential.

If oil has nowhere to go, we are not a company, just a pile of cxap in a desert.

Inv n bugsy, me too. 15 years.

perhaps, perhaps not, either way it is evident the middle east is now rebellious against the west, and has had enough of their righteous disrespect.

they are playing with them. so even if iraq made some deal, they could renege. would you trust them? it's been 8 weeks of **** take.

Putup n Rog

If Turkey have gone, as it appears, full Russia, China axis, is there any other way to get that oil our in reality? And how long to get it moving?

Putup is there any other way to get that oil out?

Steve there ain't no help here, and entering gkp is like a curse from the Greek God's tbh

Although this sounds relatively positive:

Turkey’s state pipeline company, Botas, told SOMO that unspecified “technical issues” prevented the pipeline from starting up on May 14, as the Iraqi side had requested last week, according to one of the SOMO officials, who said they were told the Turkish side needed “a few days.”

The Iraqis were only pumping 70k bopd through Ceyhan, they've virtually covered that by Qayarah reopening, and it will increase soon to fully cover their loss. Maybe Turkey, Iraq, etc are happy to sink Kurds?

"The Qayarah heavy oil field in Ninewa province has resumed production at a rate of 33,000 barrels per day (bpd), of which 30,000 bpd has been allocated for export, the Ministry of Oil said on May 8."

Inexplicable rise

Can anyone explain why we are not now trucking oil South? Of an agreement with Iraq has been actually made?

Need to get a finger out and give some info

Something will happen. This is too big to ne sitting around. Strategies will be being devised.

That's very, very, intriguing:

Mr. Soden is also a Non-Executive Director of Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd.

And of course, myself