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An oil deal signed between Russian oil giant Lukoil and Saddam Hussein has long been relegated as null and void by Iraq’s Oil Ministry. It’s for a major oil field, with 11 billion barrels, but Iraq says Saddam cancelled it and would not uphold or renegotiated any deals that weren’t active at the time of […]

An oil deal signed between Russian oil giant Lukoil and Saddam Hussein has long been relegated as null and void by Iraq’s Oil Ministry. It’s for a major oil field, with 11 billion barrels, but Iraq says Saddam cancelled it and would not uphold or renegotiated any deals that weren’t active at the time of the regime’s overthrow.

Iraq’s Oil Minister reiterated its terms for the $4 billion deal: there is none, it will be bidded on when the national oil law is passed, Paul Tait reports for Reuters.

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