Kurds say Iraqi bid to thwart oil exports via Turkey will fail


  • World
  • Monday, 26 May 2014

ARBIL Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq's bid to thwart exports of oil from Kurdistan via Turkey by filing for international arbitration is a "hollow threat" that will fail, the autonomous region said on Sunday.

The Iraqi Oil Ministry said on Friday it was taking legal action against Ankara and state-owned pipeline operator BOTAS for facilitating the first sale of crude to be piped from Kurdistan without Baghdad's consent.

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