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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s government stepped up its actions against economic interests linked to armed factions, canceling commercial contracts at Baghdad and Mosul airports and within the Ministry of Transport. Al-Zaidi reiterated his opposition to armed groups operating outside the authority of the state. Kataib Hezbollah responded with a media attack on the prime minister and his brother, while political forces sought to contain the dispute over disarmament amid U.S. pressure on Baghdad. An attack on the Khor Mor gas field in Sulaymaniyah Governorate added to the pressure on the government. The resulting fire forced production to be suspended and gas supplies to power plants to be halted, cutting as much as 2,800 megawatts of grid capacity. The flames were extinguished with no injuries reported, and an Iraqi-Kurdish committee was formed to investigate. Authorities meanwhile turned to alternative sources to ensure electricity supplies to vital sites.
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