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Thomas Barrack, a former US diplomat, advocated for a firm he had financial ties to in a $15 billion oil pipeline project bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
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By Feras DalateyDUBAI, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Thomas Barrack, a top US diplomat in the Middle East, advocated for a firm run by his business partner to take part in the development of an oil pipeline from...
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Thomas Barrack, a top US diplomat in the Middle East, advocated for a firm run by his business partner to take part in the development of an oil pipeline from Iraq to Syria, three...
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