This week, the Iraqi government reportedly came under additional US pressure to abandon its planned purchase of natural gas from Turkmenistan. This has nothing to do with Turkmenistan itself, but rather Iran. Because there is no pipeline directly connecting Iraq with Turkmenistan, both sides would rely on Iranian pipelines to deliver the gas.
Why a trans-Caspian pipeline deserves renewed attention
A trans-Caspian pipeline connecting Turkmenistan’s natural gas reserves to the South Caucasus deserves renewed attention (AFP)
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This week, the Iraqi government reportedly came under additional US pressure to abandon its planned purchase of natural gas from Turkmenistan. This has nothing to do with Turkmenistan itself, but rather Iran.
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