Second attack halts south Iraq oil exports

Saboteurs attacked Iraq’s embattled oil pipelines for a second day – cutting off all crude oil exports from the British controlled southern city of Basra.

Saboteurs attacked Iraq’s embattled oil pipelines for a second day – cutting off all crude oil exports from the British controlled southern city of Basra.

The latest attack in Basra occurred just after midnight, said Samir Jassim, a senior official with the state-run Southern Oil Company.

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