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The Kirkuk police force fights to prevent civil war while facing deadly threats.
Kurds celebrate control of Kirkuk while Sunni leaders express concerns over Arab representation in Iraq.
Six million Kurds in northern Iraq voted overwhelmingly in favor of an independent Kurdish state, despite opposition from the Iraqi central government.
Iraq approaches a deal to resume oil exports from Kirkuk, impacting its economy.
Iraqi federal forces take control of Kirkuk following the Kurdistan independence referendum.
About 100,000 Kurds were expelled from Kirkuk during Saddam Hussein's regime, and many return to reclaim their homes after the city's liberation in 2003.
The Kurds assert control over Kirkuk amid ongoing threats from ISIS and historical disputes.
Iraq's central government seizes Kurdish oil fields, impacting regional independence efforts.
95% of votes cast in Kirkuk support an independent Southern Kurdistan, reflecting the community's desire for autonomy amid political uncertainty.
