According to the same source, Iran’s security operations have seized a large number of weapons made by the United States and Israel, and communications equipment used by militants." Kurdish armed groups and Iranian rebels against the Iranian government are neighboring Iraqi Kurdistan. Iran’s border areas between Iran and Iraq and activities on the joint border with Turkey, these military operations of Iranian rebels have developed into large-scale armed conflicts. In this case, Iran has been attacked by rebels in the northwest all the year round. And this time the Iranian rebels supported by the United States are preparing to attack an important target: to cut off the Iran-Turkey oil and gas pipeline to prevent the United States from continuing economic cooperation in the two major countries in the Middle East, especially oil and gas cooperation. The Iranian rebels supported by the United States In addition to attacking Turkish pipelines, the military also attacked pipelines sent to Pakistan.
There is almost no peace in the Middle East.
Iran’s National Gas Company has proposed that Turkey extend the gas supply contract between the two countries beyond 2025 and is awaiting a formal response from Turkey. The head of Iran’s Ministry of Petroleum, Hassan Montazé Torbati, expressed the hope that after the situation surrounding the pandemic is relatively eased, Iran and Turkey can begin "serious negotiations" on expanding natural gas export contracts.
Iran hopes Export more natural gas
Torbati said that the authorities of the two countries recently held a video dialogue to discuss the issue. Iranian Oil Ministry officials said: “Although we still have enough time, we are still waiting for their response. . He said that although exports were stalled for three months due to a pipeline explosion on Turkish territory in late March, Iran’s gas supply to Turkey increased slightly year-on-year in October. Tolbati said Iran is also considering further increases. Regarding Iraq’s natural gas exports, he said that the country had delivered more Iranian natural gas in the summer than expected.
Iranians visited Baghdad
He said that the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Abdul Nasser Hematibun Zhou’s visit to Baghdad may resolve issues related to the Iranian gas supply that Iraq should pay. Tolbati said in commenting on a stalled gas export agreement involving Pakistan that Iran still hopes that Pakistan will fulfill part of its agreement by promising To prevent the use of dispute settlement mechanisms on this issue. "The issue of natural gas exports to Pakistan is carried out from the diplomatic and legal aspects. All documents and evidence have been prepared, but we have not yet concluded that arbitration will be conducted," he said.
