Iran exempts Iraq from Hormuz rules
The article discusses Iran and Iraq's efforts to address Baghdad's debt to Iran, which exceeds $12 billion and relates to the import of gas and electricity. These efforts are complicated by U.S. sanctions that hinder direct payment transfers. It also highlights Tehran’s decision to permit Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, despite security challenges and sanctions, as Iraq continues to seek alternative routes for its oil exports. Despite the tense situation, Iran and Iraq emphasize the importance of cooperation and enhancing regional security, while Iraq considers reviewing its relations with Iran and avoiding involvement in regional conflicts.
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