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    Eni reducing personnel at Iraq's Zubair field as precautionary move

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    Posted on June 23, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Eni has reduced its personnel at Iraq's Zubair field as a safety measure amid regional tensions, following recent military actions involving the U.S. and Israel.

    Eni Cuts Personnel at Iraq's Zubair Field as a Safety Measure

    MILAN (Reuters) -Eni has reduced the presence of its personnel at the Zubair oil and gas field in Iraq as a precautionary move, a spokesman for the Italian energy group said on Monday.

    U.S. attacked key Iranian nuclear sites during the weekend, joining Israel in the biggest Western military action against the Islamic Republic since its 1979 revolution.

    Eni said it was monitoring the situation across the Middle Eastern region, in close coordination with authorities.

    Shell and Chevron, which also have operations in Iraq, declined to comment on developments that might affect their business in the country.

    "Our top priority is the safety of our personnel, the communities in which we operate, the environment, and our facilities," Chevron said in an emailed comment.

    (Reporting by Francesca Landini in Milan and Marwa Rashad in London, editing by Gavin Jones)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Eni reduces staff at Zubair field in Iraq.
    • •Move is a precautionary safety measure.
    • •U.S. and Israel attacked Iranian sites recently.
    • •Shell and Chevron declined to comment.
    • •Safety of personnel is the top priority.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Eni reducing personnel at Iraq's Zubair field as precautionary move

    1Why did Eni reduce personnel at the Zubair field?

    Eni reduced the presence of its personnel at the Zubair oil and gas field in Iraq as a precautionary move due to ongoing regional tensions.

    2How is Eni handling the situation in Iraq?

    Eni is monitoring the situation across the Middle Eastern region in close coordination with authorities to ensure safety.

    3What did Chevron say about their operations in Iraq?

    Chevron stated that their top priority is the safety of their personnel, the communities in which they operate, the environment, and their facilities.

    4Did other oil companies comment on the situation in Iraq?

    Shell and Chevron, which also have operations in Iraq, declined to comment on developments that might affect their business in the country.

    5What recent military actions have occurred in the region?

    The U.S. attacked key Iranian nuclear sites during the weekend, marking the biggest Western military action against Iran since its 1979 revolution.

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