United States has renewed wavier for Iraq to import electricity from which ________country?
Correct answer: C. Iran
- A. Pakistan
- B. Syria
- C. Iran
- D. UAE
Explanation
The United States renewed Iraq’s waiver to import electricity from Iran, despite wider US sanctions on Tehran. This electricity-supply exception was periodically extended to help Iraq manage power shortages.
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