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Baniyas to Iraq fuel trucks start land delivery
Iraq has begun receiving gasoline shipments through the Syrian port of Baniyas, as part of a step aimed at securing alternative routes for fuel supplies following the disruption of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz due to the war. The first shipment, amounting to 32,800 tons, arrived aboard the tanker "Avanti" and was discharged at the Baniyas refinery, then transported overland to Iraq by 77 trucks. Currently, the contract is expected to be limited to the transportation of gasoline, but there are possibilities to expand it to include crude oil and other products, thereby enhancing Iraq’s energy supply diversification. This initiative is part of Baghdad’s efforts to avoid complete reliance on maritime routes and reflects a shift in the energy transportation map in the region.
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