AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoProperty Dispute: Families in Al-Anbar face possible home demolitions as residents and the Engineers Syndicate present conflicting land-ownership documents dating back to 1931 and 2000. Security: Washington warned Iraq it could face sanctions unless armed factions’ weapons come under state control by June 2027; Kataib Hezbollah says its operations remain suspended. Turkish forces have also begun a partial withdrawal from Zilkan camp, with Nineveh police taking over local checkpoints. Energy: Iraq raised oil exports through Türkiye’s Ceyhan port to 500,000 barrels a day, up 43%, as Hormuz disruptions drive route diversification. Baghdad aims to finalize a Chevron deal for West Qurna-2 by year-end, while Iran says Iraqi ships are exempt from Strait of Hormuz restrictions. Governance: A raid in Dhi Qar seized about 900 transactions suspected of being prepared for forgery. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and KDP lawmakers discussed a disputed 2027 budget draft, including the Kurdistan Region’s share. Public Safety: Five members of a family, including children, died in a Baghdad house fire; Mosul recorded its second CCHF case in three days.
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