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Iraq Starts Receiving Gasoline at Baniyas
The Iraqi government has begun receiving gasoline shipments via Syrian territory after their arrival at the port of Baniyas, where the first shipment, estimated at around 32,800 tons, was unloaded from the tanker "Avanti." The fuel is being transported overland from Syria to Iraq by 77 trucks, in accordance with a supervisory agreement with a Qatari company that ensures these quantities are neither sourced from the local market reserves nor produced domestically, but are part of transshipment and storage operations. This step comes as part of Baghdad's efforts to secure energy supplies through an alternative land route following the disruption of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iraq intends to continue relying on this route even after normal navigation resumes.
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