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A large fire broke out at an oil storage facility in the Altun Kupri area of Kirkuk province, northern Iraq, reportedly storing naphtha

Eight civil defense teams were deployed, and no casualties have been reported. The cause remains unknown.

The incident comes amid a broader fuel crisis affecting Iraq and neighboring Syria, where recent price hikes triggered protests. The Baniyas refinery in Syria is closed for a three-month overhaul, increasing reliance on imports. The extent of damage at the Kirkuk facility is not yet known, and significant capacity loss could further strain regional fuel supplies.

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