Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Iraqi oil trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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What happens to the Iraqi oil?
Islamic State captures Iraqi oil facility, 15 workers missing.
All that Bush wants is Iraqi oil.
The Iraqi oil ministry said on July 11 the leak was repaired.
What Is Happening to Iraqi Oil?
By 2003, the Iraqi oil industry was in desperate need of renovation and modernisation.
We went to war to control Iraqi oil.
On the other hand, Iraqi oil exports recently rose, again raising doubts about Iraq's stance.
All that he wants is Iraqi oil.”.
In December, Iraqi oil officials announced plans to transport Kirkuk crude by truck to Iran's Kermanshah refinery.
Trump has said the U.S. should have seized Iraqi oil fields.
Developing the 12 Iraqi oil fields, which lie in southern and central areas away from Islamic State strongholds, will take longer than that.
But their patience has thinned with the arrival of an alternative source of Iraqi oil.
The second Iraq war eliminated this threat and Iraqi oil was again sold in dollars.
Saddam Hussein's government determined which goods it would buy,who would provide them and who could buy Iraqi oil.
The occupiers never actually resolved how the Iraqi oil sector would be rebuilt and its wealth distributed.
Production will remain volatile,” said Issam Chalabi,a consultant and former Iraqi oil minister.
Iran struck back by attacking tankers carrying Iraqi oil from Kuwait and then any tanker of the Persian Gulf states supporting Iraq.
North Oil Company(NOC), a state-owned company being a part of the Iraqi Oil Ministry.
The Iraqi oil ministry blamed the UN for the stoppage, saying the organisation had rejected a request for an increase in the price and called for more talks.
The first shots were fired by the U.S. in the Persian Gulf Crisis when aU.S. frigate fired rounds across the bow of an Iraqi oil tanker.
Iraqis understand that the US controls Iraqi oil money, seized assets and reconstruction money pledged by US taxpayers; they are now asking where that money is going.
This comment, like the faltering negotiations,hinted at the abandonment of the Bush administration's long-desired version of Iraqi oil policy.
In addition, a U.N. report in June 2001 said that Iraqi oil production capacity would fall sharply unless technical and infrastructure problems were addressed.
When the US toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003,few people imagined that it would take another decade before the Iraqi oil industry was rebuilt.
Following the agreement the Iraqi oil ministry said that only it or the federal government had the right to negotiate investments in the country's energy sector.
However what is missing from the post-Chilcot Report discussions anddebates is a sense of what Iraqi oil sector is actually like today.
Iran would import Iraqi oil to its refineries and export an equivalent amount of its own crude on behalf of Baghdad from Iranian ports on the Gulf.
Ghadban, who replaced Jabbar al-Luaibi as oil minister,is also looking to diversify Iraqi oil export outlets through new pipelines.