Attacks hit Iraqi oil exports
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Eight pipelines feeding two southern oilfields have been damaged, dealing a blow to Iraq&#39;s vital but beleaguered oil industry.
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Iraq continued to export oil at one  million barrels a day on Friday, after an attack on the South  Oil Company headquarters brought sabotage operations to a new  level, an official at the state-owned entity said.
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Exports of crude have resumed from oil fields in the north and south of Iraq, driving down prices on global markets overnight. After going just shy of $US50 a barrel at the end of last week, the key oil futures
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BAGHDAD  - Sabotage has failed to hurt Iraq&#39;s oil exports, Iraqi Oil Minister Thamer Abbas Ghadbane said, though he acknowledged that attacks had hurt oil distribution to domestic markets.
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Saboteurs blew up an oil pipeline in southern Iraq early Saturday, the latest attack targeting the country's crucial oil industry, police and oil officials said.
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Iraq continued to export oil at one million barrels per day on Friday after an attack on the South Oil Company headquarters took sabotage operations to a new level, an official at the state-owned entity said.
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Oil prices dipped below $44 per barrel Thursday, but attacks on 20 pipelines in Iraq signal another spike.
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BAGHDAD  - Iraq&#39;s oil infrastructure suffered five attacks in 24 hours after a voice identified as Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden ordered followers to sabotage the West&#39;s key supplies.
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BAGHDAD: Iraq&#39;s southern oil exports were still below normal yesterday as firefighters battled to put out a new blaze at a sabotaged pipeline, industry officials said.
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Iraqi oil officials said yesterday that insurgents blew up a cluster of pipelines in southern Iraq, though they said they did not expect oil exports to be significantly reduced.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Oil exports from southern Iraq have been brought to a complete halt, a senior oil official said Monday, following a spate of pipeline attacks launched by insurgents trying to undermine the nation's interim government.    Also Monday, firebrand Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr visited the Imam Ali Shrine in the city of Najaf for the first time since his militia left the holy site on Friday under a peace deal to end three weeks of fighting with U.S...
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30 August 2004 -- Oil exports from southern Iraq have completely ceased following a series of pipeline attacks by saboteurs. Two senior officials from the South Oil Company, speaking on condition of anonymity
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For more than two years the attacks came like clockwork. As soon as the military secured and workers repaired the pipelines from Iraq&#039;s northern oil fields, just when the valves were about to open, insurgents would strike. But roughly three weeks ago they suddenly stopped, letting crude oil flow freely from Iraq&#039;s vast reserves near Kirkuk.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Oil exports from southern Iraq have been brought to a complete halt, a senior oil official said Monday, following a spate of pipeline attacks launched by insurgents trying to undermine the volatile nation's interim government.    In Baghdad, military officials and representatives of rebel Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr held talks Sunday aimed at reducing violence in the restive Baghdad slum of Sadr City...
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PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria  - Two explosions hit Nigeria's oil industry on Monday, industry sources said, moments after a militant group threatened to detonate three car bombs in the Niger Delta.
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Saboteurs have bombed two oil pipelines transporting crude from north and eastern Iraq to Baghdad's Dora refinery, oil security officials said on Saturday.
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U.S. oil prices rose on Monday as Iraq's oil exports continued at more than 30 percent below normal after sabotage attacks on pipelines.