Iraq Is Most Vulnerable Country to U.S.-Iran Escalation: Kpler's Falakshahi

The video discusses the geopolitical tensions between Iran and the US, focusing on Iraq's role as a key player in the conflict. It highlights Iraq's vulnerability due to its dependence on oil exports and Iranian gas imports. The potential impact on the global oil market and Iraq's energy sector is analyzed, emphasizing the consequences of disrupted gas imports and the importance of US waivers for Iraq's energy stability.

What is the primary reason Iraq is considered a potential conflict zone between Iran and the US?

• Its alliances with both Iran and the US

• Its significant oil sector contributing to government revenue

• Its large military presence

• Its strategic location in the Middle East

How much of Iraq's government revenue is derived from its oil sector?

• 90%

• 50%

• 70%

• 100%

What is the estimated daily oil export from Iraq's southern region?

• 2.5 million barrels

• 3.3 million barrels

• 4.0 million barrels

• 5.0 million barrels

What could be a consequence for Iraq if it cannot import gas from Iran?

• Darker nights in major cities

• Improved relations with the US

• Higher electricity production

• Increased oil production

What is a key factor that allows Iraq to continue importing Iranian gas despite US sanctions?

• Iraq's diplomatic negotiations

• Waivers granted by Washington

• Iraq's self-sufficiency in energy

• Support from other Middle Eastern countries