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America's initial fuel oil imports via Syria
The United States has, for the first time, begun importing Iraqi-origin fuel oil through the port of Banyas in Syria, as part of Iraq's efforts to expand its export routes across the Mediterranean after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which had hindered oil exports during the war. Three medium-sized tankers loaded the oil between June and July at the port of Banyas, transporting it to the eastern coast of the United States, after the oil was trucked from Iraq to Syria. These shipments are the first of their kind from Syria to the United States, indicating efforts to find alternative routes for transferring oil supplies away from the closed strait.
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