Iraq===Kurdistan Region

The Iraq===Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) confirmed the agreement to resume oil exports, with revenues directed to the federal treasury. This deal is crucial for the KRG to address economic and security challenges, and discussions will continue to lift trade restrictions and provide guarantees to oil and gas companies.

The Iraq===Kurdistan Region's government is trying to avoid being drawn into the conflict between Iran and the United States. They have denied allegations of supporting cross-border operations into Iran and have adopted a policy of non-involvement.

DNO ASA has restarted drilling in the Iraq===Kurdistan Region after a 30-month investment hiatus, aiming to increase production and reserves from the Tawke license. The region's export pipeline closure previously impacted DNO ASA's operations.

The Iraq===Kurdistan Region of Iraq was the location of the drone attack targeting the United Arab Emirates's consulate. The United Arab Emirates called on the Iraq===Kurdistan Regional Government to investigate the incident and hold those responsible accountable.

The Iraq===Kurdistan Region in Iraq was the site of the drone attacks, with bases hosting international anti-jihadist coalition forces being targeted. This region is a key area for counter-terrorism training and is experiencing increased instability due to the broader Middle East conflict.