The United States has ended a sanctions waiver that allowed Iraq to buy electricity from neighbouring Iran, in line with US ...

The US Embassy in Baghdad urged Iraq to reduce its reliance on Iranian energy sources and welcomed the Iraqi Prime Minister's ...

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It remains unclear whether Iraq will be able to continue to import gas from Iran for its power plants. The U.S. embassy statement asserted that electricity imports from Iran were only 4% of ...

"On March 8, the US Department of State did not renew the waiver for Iraq to purchase Iranian electricity," the US embassy spokesperson said. The decision "ensures we do not allow Iran any degree of ...

the US Department of State did not renew the waiver for Iraq to purchase Iranian electricity," the US embassy spokesperson said. Also Read: Iraq lodges UN complaint over Israel using its airspace ...

Baghdad, Iraq — Washington has declined to renew a sanctions waiver that allowed Iraq to buy electricity from neighboring Iran, a spokesperson for the US embassy in Baghdad said Sunday.

US Embassy warns of increased attack risk in Syria during Eid al-Fitr. Americans urged to depart immediately due to terrorism ...