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Kazakhstan, United States
Nur-Sultan hopeful Iran nuclear deal could open up oil export options

To help cope with the uncertainties facing its oil and gas transits, Kazakhstan's state-owned KazMunayGas hopes it can count on US support to promote new export routes. [...]

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