US EditionUS Ends Waiver for Iraq to Buy Power from Iran, Reuters Says
- The Trump administration rescinded a waiver allowing Iraq to pay Iran for electricity, according to a State Department spokesperson.
- The spokesperson stated that this decision prevents Iran from receiving economic relief and supports Trump's campaign against Iranian nuclear threats.
- Farhad Alaaeldin, an adviser to Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, noted that the end of the waiver causes temporary operational challenges for Iraq.
- In 2023, electricity imports from Iran made up only 4% of Iraq's electricity consumption, as mentioned by the State Department spokesperson.
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Trump admin ends waiver allowing Iraq to buy Iranian electricity as part of 'maximum pressure' campaign
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