Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 03:48:38 PM

Well you could use google. The dispute over payment is a very long one. Just 3 days before the export cut, Iraq was "promising" to pay long overdue payments which they didn't pay until the export stopped. I don't know where the dispute is at right now.

Bruh...
You realize your article is older than mine? Grin

The crisis came after that, by the time they already restated exports, not the other way around.
Also again, you're showing me the so-called proof, and guess where that leads to:
Just 3 messages ago you told me:

Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 02:03:54 PM

Besides during this time some of the exports were ceased or decreased because of lack of payment (despite what the article said).

Now you quote an article that mentions the PM saying:

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"Tehran has not neglected to export electricity and gas to Iraq,” Mustafa Al-Kadhimi made the remarks in an emergency meeting with governors in which members of the Electricity Crisis Resolution Committee were also present, Al-Manar and Baghdad Al-Youm (Baghdad Today).

Also:

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Iranian Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian said on Wednesday that Iraq owes Iran the money for less than two months of electricity imports and the rest of the dues in this sector have been settled, IRIB reported.

So again, who am I going to believe, one prime minister and one energy minister...or you?
Nope, not going to happen. Cheesy