The Kurdish government in northern Iraq said the flow of crude oil to a Turkish sea port was halted because of theft at the start of a Muslim holy day. On Thursday, Muslims honored the holy day of Eid al-Adha . The semiautonomous Kurdistan Regional Government said saboteurs targeted a crude oil pipeline running north to the Turkish sea port at Ceyhan. No repair crews were on duty because of the holy day. Crews are expected at the site Friday, though no estimate of a return to service is available, the government said. The Kurdish government credits crude oil exports through Turkey as a necessary economic lifeline. “Revenue from crude oil export through the pipeline to Ceyhan represents the Kurdistan Region’s […]