Drone strikes hit three oil fields in the Kurdistan Region, shaking trust in oil security. These strikes raise fears for the Region’s energy future.
Explosive drones slammed into three vital oil sites. They threatened workers’ safety and oil security. The attacks happened early in the morning, spreading fear and uncertainty.
Two drones hit a field run by a Norwegian company in Peshkabir. The strikes came minutes apart, showing careful planning. A third drone attacked the company’s Tawke field soon after. Luckily, no one was hurt in these attacks.
The company quickly stopped production at both sites. Leaders promised to resume operations after checking the damage. The goal remains clear: restore oil security fast.
Meanwhile, another drone flew into an American oil facility in Baadre. This attack caused no damage or injuries. But it still rattled nerves across the Region.
Officials did not name the group behind the attacks. Tension grows as people wonder who plotted these strikes. Leaders in the Region worry about future threats.
The Kurdish Ministry of Natural Resources condemned the violence. They called these strikes cowardly acts of terror. The ministry urged leaders to act fast to protect oil security.
Similar strikes recently targeted other oil fields in Erbil and Duhok. These repeated hits damage trust in oil security. They also threaten billions in investments.
In response, leaders in the Region demanded action. They called on the central government and international partners to help. They want drones stopped before they can strike again.
The national Parliament began an investigation at once. Leaders described these attacks as terror acts. They stressed the urgent need to defend oil security.
Political groups denied any links to armed factions behind the violence. They warned that false blame could create chaos. They also vowed to keep the Region stable.
Officials fear that rising violence could freeze more oil projects. Investors watch closely, worried about oil security and profits. The Region cannot afford lost income or halted exports.
Oil brings jobs, money, and hope to the Region. Leaders know oil security drives growth and stability. Without it, the economy suffers.
The Region now waits for answers. People hope that leaders will protect oil security. They want oil fields safe and investments strong.