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  1. Oil exports are dependent on stability through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iraq utilizes for its logistics.
  2. Iran war disrupts main Gulf oil export routes, forcing Iraq to seek alternative transit through Syrian territory and utilize SOMO for international sales.
  3. Iran's Strait of Hormuz closure is forcing the development of bypass corridors utilizing infrastructure in Iraq, Syria, and Egypt, threatening Israeli trade.
  4. TotalEnergies is planning pipelines to transport Iraqi oil, seeking an exploration contract with its counterpart in Syria as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz.

Amid the Hormuz blockade, the US is pushing for high-level oil pipeline deals to route Iraqi commodity imports through Syrian ports.

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Amid the Hormuz blockade, the US is pushing for high-level oil pipeline deals to route Iraqi commodity imports through Syrian ports.

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  1. Iraq is constructing specific pipeline routes (Haditha-Banias, Ceyhan) to bypass Hormuz tensions amid US-Tehran trade disruptions.1 source
  2. US brokering oil pipeline deals to route Iraqi imports through Syrian ports due to Hormuz maritime blockades.1 source

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