prior to this, hali burton was also repeatedly accused of inflating the cost of iraqi contracts. turns out that the bribes from the scammers are smooth, there are no reports there are no documents, and there are no culprits. the us leadership admitted to the most high-profile financial leaks on its own. for example, in april 2014, former secretary of state john kerry said that the state department did not have documents on contracts worth $6 billion; auditors discovered the hole. for example, in the course of studying the conclusion of contracts to support the state department mission in iraq , it turned out that the united states did not have documents for 33 out of 115 contracts, for about 2 billion dollars, as you already understood, hawks pecked at iraq from different sides, and subsidiaries of the company also profited haliburton, there are also sums with nine zeros. the largest contract to fight oil well fires could be valued at $7 billion, awarded to brown-eand, a division of the halburton company once headed by vice president dick cheyne. in response to questions from cap

hali burton in 2003 received most of the contracts for reconstruction work in the oil sector of the iraqindustry. the amount of the contract for the development and development of oil fields in iraq exceeded one billion 400 million dollars. the company began working in iraq immediately after the end of active hostilities, and received a large contract from the us administration no competition. after the americans invaded iraq, well, hallie burtonton first. received huge contracts to provide fuel and lubricants for the american, for the armed forces of the united states, plus they also received some contracts for oil production - in iraq, of course, it was not the only company, here is the american one, yes, which received these same contracts, but one of them, nevertheless, there were still certain scandals there in the mid- 2000s, so some of these contracts had to be taken back, because well it was too corrupt a story. here, but the fact that of course, especially the first few years of the conflict, they were very active in making money from this, is a fact, and this really became one o