Pumping oil re-starts from Kirkuk to Ceyhan

A source in the North Oil Company declared the resumption of pumping oil from the Kirkuk oilfields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan after a three-day sopping because of repairing damage on one of the lines. The source told the reporter of the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / that the maintenance teams were able to repair the damage in the line near Shirqat in the village of Abu Jahash as an act of sabotage led to stop pumping but we started export today in rates will be stabilize this evening, which will be up to 300 thousand barrels out of the total production 670 thousand barrels. He added that production processes were not damaged because the quantities of crude oil have been stored in the K2 complex near Baiji refinery.