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Money Talks: Turkey to export gas via Turkstream pipeline

Turkey's economy is powered, to a large extent, by imports of oil and gas. And the government sees the Turkstream natural gas pipeline connecting it to Russia as crucial to its future. A third of its underwater portion has already been built, and it has become the world's deepest pipeline of its size. Mobin Nasir has more.

December 14, 2017