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Bomb cuts Iraqi oil pipeline deliveries to Turkey
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BAGHDAD - An Iraqi official says a bomb has damaged a pipeline exporting crude to Turkey, temporarily cutting deliveries.
Oil Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said late Tuesday that an explosion targeting the pipeline forced a halt in deliveries to the Turkish port of Ceyhan late Saturday.
Jihad said technical teams are repairing the pipeline and hope to resume pumping within days.
A similar bombing on the same pipeline caused a nine-day cut in exports last month.
Oil sales account for about 95 percent of Iraq's total revenue.
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