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06/19/2014 13:33
Oil Ministry threatens to sue my agency "Reuters" and the "French"
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BAGHDAD / obelisk: threatened and the Iraqi Oil Ministry, on Thursday to resort to the judiciary after the establishment of the Kalta News Almuten Reuters (Reuters), French (AFP) broadcast inaccurate information on the Baiji refinery, stressing that the security forces to take control of the refinery.

The ministry said in a statement obtained by "obelisk", "The Oil Ministry deplores the agency is Almuten News, Reuters (Reuters), French (AFP) broadcast inaccurate information on terrorist gangs control parts of the Baiji refinery."

The ministry confirmed that "the security forces in control of the refinery and vicinity and do not allow the terrorists approached him, and all the claims made otherwise is incorrect."

The ministry noted that "the information reported by the two agencies in news reports for the past days is incorrect and contrary to truth and reality, and can be interpreted as mislead and confuse the security situation and give the implications and repercussions of the negative," indicating that "it was incumbent upon Bolokulten information from official sources to be neutral in the transfer of information, especially since the Iraq faces a terrorist attack calls for everyone to deal with it professionally devoid of fancies and affiliations. "

The ministry stressed the need to "commitment and media professional standards and credibility in dealing with the information provided to them," pointing out that it "reserves its legal right to deal with anyone who tries to falsify the facts and manipulate public opinion of the Iraqi and global and mislead in order to serve the interests of the enemy of the people and the homeland."

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Oil denies control Daash the Baiji refinery and waving to sue the two agencies Amutain

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2014 14:37 XYZ  

Twilight News / denied the Iraqi Oil Ministry Thursday gunmen seized control of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, parts of the Baiji refinery in Salahuddin province north of Baghdad.

s3.reutersmedia.net.jpgAnd waved the ministry said in a statement reported for "Twilight News" to sue my agency Reuters and AFP news aired by the two female scientists suggest Daash gunmen seized control of parts of the refinery.

The ministry said it deplores "the news agency is Almuten Reuters and French broadcasting inaccurate information about terrorist gangs to control parts of the Baiji refinery."

She added that "the security forces in control of the refinery and vicinity and do not allow the terrorists approached him, and all the claims made otherwise is incorrect."

Earlier today reported that the agency "AFP" that the Baiji refinery complex has seen sporadic clashes between Iraqi forces and insurgents trying to control it.

It quoted an employee at the refinery that "sporadic clashes, including firing rockets fall between now and then, and militants holed up in several places inside the refinery and in the towers."

The employee that "Iraqi forces are present inside the refinery and impose control over" despite the presence of insurgents who are trying to impose their dominance by a few days ago as well.

While Reuters reported yesterday, citing a source said that from inside the refinery, saying that Islamist militants instituted their influence on the 75 percent of the refinery facilities.

The ministry said that "the information reported by the two agencies in news reports of the last days is incorrect and contrary to truth and reality, and can be interpreted as mislead and confuse the security situation and give the implications and negative repercussions."

She said "it was incumbent upon Bolokulten information from official sources to be neutral in the transfer of information, especially since the terrorist attack Iraq faces calls for everyone to deal with it professionally devoid of fancies and affiliations."

She stressed that it reserves the right legal in dealing with all of "trying to falsify the facts and manipulate public opinion and the Iraqi and mislead the world to serve the interests hostile to the people and the homeland."

He stopped working for the refinery were evacuated foreign staff, including some by the fighting there. The refinery covers half the local market need of petroleum products, more than 300 thousand barrels per day.

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Just come back to this tread to read again. I had an Epiphany! Maliki and the government have been lagging for a while. Kurds are fed up with everything. The rest of the world is fed up with Iraq. The more news I read the more I see this article puts everything into perspective. The insurgents took some cities because they saw opportunity with the government fighting. The media is blitzing the rest of the world with false information about this and that. When Iraq gets wind of it they track down the source. Media is frantic, running a muck, reporting things on purpose cause they want everyone to know ( sensationalizing ) to get these people moving on things. A lot has happened since this has started. Now when it looks like we might have some progress with the Iraqi government actually working together, Iraq starts their squabbling again, the media hits them where it hurts ( the oil industry) and that gets there attention cause people are backing away from this ( investors ) and this may force them - Iraq - to get even more done. If you think about it this is an extremely brilliant plan. To show Iraq if they don't work together everything they've worked for is gone. No one is going to invest with them on any level including their on people. Jmo

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No one is going to invest with them on any level including their on people. Jmo .

Well we got a few that are...

 
June 18, 2014 8:36   Last Updated: June 18, 2014 8:36Source: Live
 
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For years has been the oil-rich Gulf states are struggling to protect themselves from the political turmoil that beset other parts in the troubled region that came to the recent events in Iraq to reveal through the market's reaction to this struggle perhaps finally achieved fruition. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are facing the risk of disintegration of the country is located on the border. Iraqi unrest and expand - at the very least - Sunni-Shiite divide that has poisoned the political atmosphere in the region. But in contrast to the unrest that has rocked the region earlier, is the reaction of the GCC financial markets calm for the most part. Still

 

Foreign investors have poured hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds region. What signs indicate the presence of pressure on the issue of linking GCC currencies U.S. dollar. indexes fell down stock market indices, but most dealers see it as a rose normal after gains huge achieved this year, do not panic political events. According to - (Reuters) - Economists and fund managers Investment that this calm reflects the success of the Gulf in building its financial resources after the rise in oil prices and used as a defense in the face of regional unrest, as well as its success in containing the effects of the Arab Spring uprisings on the domestic political arena over the past three years. said Jason died economic specialist on the Middle East Company Capital Economics consultancy in London: «I think that people now see that the Gulf well protected from political events around him». said it is difficult for one to touch any direct impact of the events in Iraq to the Gulf states except perhaps the single represented in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia, which has seen limited disorders among the Shiite minority. If there is any impact - according to him - the governments in the region have the cash and security resources that allow them to deal with it. political events in the region endured the region a series of political shocks since early 2011 when provoked revolts in Egypt and other Arab countries the likelihood of disorders similar in Gulf. The cost of insuring debt Arabia for five years from the default - the cost of insuring against the risk of default on sovereign debt Saudi and therefore an indicator to how worried foreign investors about the Gulf - has jumped to a peak of 140 basis points in February 2011. jumped cost time back to that level in early 2012 amid international tensions over Iran's nuclear program. There has been a jump if less in August 2013 when the United States threatened to bomb Damascus because of the use of chemical weapons. However, the cost of insuring the debt remained low this month fell to 37 basis points last week, registered its lowest level since early 2013. was little change in the futures market of the Saudi riyal, which jumped during the Arab Spring on the detection of expectations about reducing the value of the riyal. In another sign of confidence in the Gulf, has sold Etisalat bonds worth 4.3 billion dollars last Wednesday in the largest version of the company put the region at all. Bankers said that the sale, which came a day after one of the control of the fighters of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria to Mosul attracted request great deal of fund managers European in particular and set a record as less price for any bonds Gulf in relation to the cost of securing medium-term debt. said Shakeel Sarwar, director of asset management at Securities & Investment Company (SICO) in Bahrain that the markets realized that the economies of the six Gulf Cooperation Council can go smoothly despite neighboring Iraq's restive. added: «unless the infection spreads to the entire region and it becomes a struggle serious - a prospect that is very weak at the moment - I do not think that the conflict is limited confined to Iraq would negatively affect the economies of the Gulf Cooperation Council». spending of the causes of the growing confidence in the Gulf that the rise in world oil prices over the next three years, most governments enabled the formation of a financial reserve, making it in a better position to cope with any political or economic shocks. The net reserves of Saudi Arabia's foreign exchange, for example, increased by more than a third since 2011 to reach 730 billion dollars, enough to cover state spending at current levels for several years, even though decreased oil revenues suffered a severe decline tomorrow. The GCC governments have shown during the past three years - in contrast to Iraq - that it can efficiently spend the oil money that will keep the social peace. Saudi Arabia sent tens of billions of dollars to social benefits and the new housing and provide new business opportunities to avoid any disturbances to demand democracy. said Raza Agha, senior economist for the Middle East and Africa (VTB Capital) in London, said governments are more willing than they were three years ago «to face the danger of sectarian. Valahtiattiyat Finance that allows it the biggest and macroeconomic conditions better ». pointed out that the GCC countries also established since the Arab spring mechanism joint support pledged by each government richest - Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait and Qatar - ten billion dollars to the governments of less affluent to finance projects economic and social.though the event and attracted a sectarian confrontation in Iraq to Iran on the Shiite side, the Sunni ruling families in the Gulf could theoretically be drifting toward conflict threatens to hurt its economy and security. This would leave a strong impact on the financial markets. Even in this case could become the financial situation of the Gulf stronger in one way or another, as will boost oil prices higher income. said he died that Iraq produces about 3.5 million barrels of oil per day, the lost this amount because of the fighting Vstawwad probably excess capacity in Saudi Arabia, amounting to three million barrels per day, almost lost most of the oil, which would increase consequently of their income.

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