KIRKUK, Iraq, Sept 8 (AFP) - The pumping of Kirkuk crude oil from the northern Iraqi city to Turkey resumed Wednesday at a rate of 200,000 barrels per day after sabotage attacks halted all exports last week, an official said.
"Pumping resumed at midnight on a spare line to Ceyhan" terminal in Turkey, said an official from the North Oil Co on condition of anonymity.
"This is a first step immediately after we successfully put out the fire ignited by saboteurs" on September 2, he added.