Iraq confirms cancellation of Russian oil contract

04 Nov 2007

Guided by U.S. legal advisers, the Iraqi government has canceled a controversial development contract with the Russian company Lukoil for a vast oil field in Iraq’s southern desert, freeing it up for potential international investment in the future. Full Story

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