AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAl-Alwani Killing: Former MP Ahmed al-Alwani’s body is returning to Ramadi for burial as tribal leaders urge calm and reject sectarian exploitation. Lebanon has asked Syria to extradite two suspects, while Baghdad plans to send a delegation to Beirut. Iran and Washington: Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein says Baghdad, Erbil and Tehran are weighing options for Iranian Kurdish opposition groups, including possible amnesty for members returning to Iran. At the same time, Washington is pressing Iraq to close most crossings with Iran, putting Baghdad’s competing security and diplomatic priorities in focus. Oil Routes: Iraq’s October oil output reached 4.6 million barrels a day, its highest in seven years. With Strait of Hormuz shipping disrupted, truck exports via Syria are providing an alternative route, moving up to 150,000 barrels daily. Kurdistan Politics: A PUK leader calls the region’s political rift its biggest crisis, while Masrour Barzani urges a resolution. Kurdistan’s parliament also renewed calls to implement the stalled Sinjar agreement and enable displaced residents to return.
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