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Iraq
Small local firm "beauty of the world" to fuel GIs in Erbil

The prized contract to deliver fuel to the US troops in Iraq and Syria is still held by DGC International and KBR but they have been joined by a new Iraqi player, Jamal al-Alam, whose name means "beauty of the world" in Arabic. [...]

Published on 14/06/2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Ameer Rashid
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Bilal Rateb
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US forces' fuel supplier Jamal al-Alam dropped for supposed links with Tehran

US forces in Iraq, which are stationed at Erbil International Airport, have ended their contract with their fuel supply company, Jamal al-Alam, because of its supposed links with Iran. The firm is to be replaced by US company Repeat Consultants International, whose boss is said to be close to the Barzani clan.

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USSOCOM still in Q-West base two years after official withdrawal

Although Washington had announced its complete withdrawal from the Q-West military base, US special forces are still there, with a mission to train the Golden Division, an elite unit of the Iraqi counter-terrorism service.

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CIA is hard at work behind the scenes in Kuwait

Washington is stepping up the involvement of its CIA agents stationed in the emirate, where the United States has strategic military bases. Charged with safeguarding American security interests, these agents have not been afraid to get involved in the internal affairs of the ruling family, which is beset by ongoing disputes.

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