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Reports indicate that the United States has initially begun importing Iraqi-origin fuel oil through the Syrian port of Baniyas. This move reflects efforts by Iraq and Syria to diversify their oil export routes away from the Strait of Hormuz, which had remained closed for several months due to regional tensions, particularly the war with Iran. Data shows that three tankers, carrying a total of over a million barrels of fuel oil, were loaded in Baniyas between June and July and headed to regions in the American Gulf, with some discharged in Texas and the Bahamas. It is confirmed that these are the first fuel oil shipments from Syria to the United States ever. This development comes as part of Iraq's efforts to expand oil exports via Syria and to utilize facilities in Baniyas following shipping disruptions in the Gulf, with reliance on this route continuing even after normal shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz resumes.
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