Basra
Coverage of Basra in the Nexus archive.
- Iraqi group threatens US and Saudi interests after deadly attacks
Iraq's Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba warned US and Saudi interests would face consequences after joint attacks by the two countries on armed groups across Iraq. The Popular Mobilisation Forces reported 20 fighters killed and 32 wounded in strikes across seven provinces, including Baghdad, Basra, Karbala, Kirkuk, and Nineveh.
- US-Saudi strikes on Iraq kill at least 20 across Iraq
US-Saudi strikes in Iraq killed at least 20 Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) fighters and wounded 32 others. The attacks targeted PMF positions in seven provinces, including Baghdad, Wasit, Nineveh, Basra, Kirkuk, Karbala, and Diyala, causing damage to buildings, vehicles, and military equipment.
- Blasts reported in Iraqi paramilitary force’s headquarters in Basra
Explosions were reported at the headquarters of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) in Basra, Iraq, according to Al Jazeera. The source of the blast and casualty details remain unspecified. The PMF is a government umbrella organization overseeing paramilitary groups, some of which are aligned with Iran.
- Iraq’s new prime minister in Turkey for talks on pipeline, trade and security
Iraq's new prime minister, Ali al-Zaidi, is in Turkey to discuss pipeline construction, trade, and security. The talks include infrastructure projects and Turkey's peace efforts with the PKK, which has been waging an insurgency since 1984.
- ‘Series of explosions in Kuwait’, report says
A series of explosions occurred in Kuwait, as reported by Iran’s Fars news agency citing Iraqi media. The blasts were audible in Basra, southern Iraq.
- Iraq Boosts Oil Output at Three Southern Fields to Full Capacity
Iraq has increased oil production to full capacity at three southern oil fields, including a site near Basra. The fields are now operating at maximum output.
- Total Offers Iraqi Oil to Asian Refiners as Supply Swells
Total is offering Iraqi oil to Asian refiners as supply increases. The oil and gas field involved is located near Basra, Iraq.
- Iraq Might Leave OPEC If Its Production Quota Isn’t Raised
Iraq is considering leaving OPEC if its production quota is not increased. The article references an oil and gas field near Basra, Iraq.
- Iraq Tells Oil Fields to Start Lifting Output After US-Iran Deal
Iraq has instructed oil fields to increase output following a US-Iran agreement. Basra Gas Company (BGC) completed a pipeline project integrating 70-80 million cubic meters of gas daily from the Bin Omar field into the North Rumaila gas system, contributing 500-600 tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to Iraq's energy supply.
- Iraqi officials work to identify victims after a bus crash kills 21
A bus crash in southern Iraq killed 21 people and injured 20 others, with 14 victims burned beyond recognition. The accident, attributed to poor road conditions, occurred while the bus traveled from Najaf to Basra, and two Iranian nationals are suspected among the dead.
- Bond Traders See Tipping Point Toward New Era of Higher Yields
Bond traders anticipate a shift towards higher yields, marking a new era. The article features employees of Basra Oil Company working at the Nahr Bin Umar Oil and Gas Field. This development may impact the global economy.
- Iraq Slashes Oil Prices for Buyers Willing to Transit Hormuz
Iraq has reduced oil prices for buyers willing to transit Hormuz, with an oil and gas field located near Basra, Iraq. The move aims to attract more buyers. This development may impact the global oil market.