Turkey has reportedly struck a massive oil and gas agreement with Kurdistan

[thefreesyrian]

Did you forget diyala ?
Atleast look the provinces up..

KRG has little power, KRG lives on the budget share from Baghdad which is between 17-23%.
If Baghdad cuts this then KRG will be in chaos.

we sunnis dont want to seperate from iraq.

Oh yes, im sure u are not sunni, most sunni are fed up with arbitrary detention, killing of their leaders, torture of prisonners, and rape of sunni female in the security shia dominated prisons.
KRG will have the capability to export 1 millions b/day in less than one year

 

[Doritos11]

Oh yes, im sure u are not sunni, most sunni are fed up with arbitrary detention, killing of their leaders, torture of prisonners, and rape of sunni female in the security shia dominated prisons.
KRG will have the capability to export 1 millions b/day in less than one year

KRG wont and cant.
I dont really care whether you believe me about my sect or not.

 

[Homajon]

Oh yes, im sure u are not sunni, most sunni are fed up with arbitrary detention, killing of their leaders, torture of prisonners, and rape of sunni female in the security shia dominated prisons.

No, there are major inner-Sunni rivalries in Iraq:

http://www.defence.pk/forums/middle...rivalries-threaten-iraqs-local-elections.html

 

[Killuminati]

Kurdistan neresi lan rezil herif

 

[-SINAN-]

Kurdistan neresi lan rezil herif

You are pretty quick to judging people. Read first page.

 

[BronzePlaque]

There may well be undiscovered oil under the Black Sea on the magnitude of oil in the Norwegian Sea. Is Turkiye exploring for oil in Black Sea?

Yes, the exploration efforts are underway..

Turkey’s TPAO, Shell to explore for oil in Black Sea
15.02.2013



Milliyet – Turkey’s state-owned oil and gas company TPAO and oil giant Royal Dutch Shell have signed an agreement to jointly explore for oil in the Black Sea. The exploration efforts will concentrate on western Black Sea with Shell bearing the cost of deep see operations while drilling will be jointly funded, according to the deal.



Turkey has expanded the budget for oil exploration 13.5 fold in the last decade, Turkey’s Minister of Energy, Taner Yildiz, said during the signing ceremony as the country increasingly looks for domestic sources of energy to fuel its growing economy.

TPAO and Shell are also partners in another hydrocarbon exploration deal signed in 2011 covering Turkey’s southeastern province of Diyarbakir.

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