Core Viewpoint - Iraq's Khor Mor gas field has resumed operations after a temporary shutdown due to a drone attack, which is crucial for regional power generation [1][2]. Group 1: Operations and Impact - The Khor Mor gas field restarted operations at 2am local time on 30 November, following a halt caused by a rocket attack on 27 November that struck a storage tank [1][2]. - The attack on Khor Mor led to widespread power outages in the region, highlighting the vulnerability of energy infrastructure [2][3]. - The Khor Mor field is one of the largest in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and is a primary supplier to local power generation plants [1]. Group 2: Recent Attacks and Security Concerns - The recent drone attack on Khor Mor is part of a series of assaults, including an attack on fuel tanker trucks in Erbil on 29 November, which resulted in casualties [2][3]. - The attack on Khor Mor was noted as the most significant since a series of drone strikes in July that reduced regional oil production by approximately 150,000 barrels per day [3]. Group 3: Company Developments - Dana Gas, the operator of the Khor Mor gas field, has been recognized for its resilience amid multiple attacks, with the Kurdish Prime Minister expressing gratitude to the company and its workforce [4]. - The KM250 gas expansion project at Khor Mor was completed eight months ahead of schedule, increasing processing capacity by 250 million cubic feet per day, bringing total output to 750 million cubic feet per day [5].