This "agreement" gave US companies a share of the region's oil. In July 1922, negotiations began American entrance into the Iraq Petroleum Co. with U.S. companies represented by W. C. Teagle, presid...
Signed on July 31, 1928 the regions oil was divided a combined 23.75 percent to Exxon and Mobil, and 23.75 percent shares going to British Petroleum, Shell, Compagnie Francaise Petrole, and the remai...
Rockefeller's Standard was the parent to Exxon Mobil. "The execution of the Red Line Agreement marked the beginning of a long-term plan for the world control and distribution of oil in the Near East...
Teagle negotiated on behalf of the Rockefeller oil interests to secure one quarter of the rich oil reserves of the region circled by The Red Line Agreement.
With David Rockefeller as CEO of Chase, the Rockefeller family oil interests under The Red Line Agreement heavily influenced the bank's MidEast "investment policy".
In the years when BP and Exxon Mobil pumped half the oil from Iran the dictator Shah was an ally. When the oil was nationalized "diplomatic" trouble began.
This "agreement" drawn up for Middle East oil concessions influenced border disputes among countries within the red line, mainly between Iraq and Kuwait, between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait (hence the Di...
After WWII the US-UK oil companies drew a line around the richest fields in an official treaty known as the Red Line Agreement. Operation Iraqi Freedom is to enforce that vision, control the area's ...
Turkey’s international rights on Iraqi petroleum resources were established in the “Ankara Agreement” (6), between Turkey and Iraq under the British rule on June 5, 1926.
