The crude flow in Iraqi Kurdistan's oil pipeline to Turkey's Ceyhan port resumed on Sunday at 75,000 barrels per day, Turkish energy officials told Reuters on Monday, having been halted late last month because the storage tanks were full.
The officials also said a sixth tanker carrying 260,000 barrels of Iraqi Kurdish oil had left the Mediterranean port of Ceyhan after the completion of loading on Sunday.
Reporting by Orhan Coskun
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