Syria signals readiness to cut Russian oil
Sources mentioned that Syria has agreed to significantly reduce its imports of Russian oil as part of its negotiations with the United States, aimed at lifting the sanctions imposed on it. Despite its heavy dependence on Russian oil, oil shipments to Syria increased by 75% this year, reaching around 60,000 barrels per day, as Damascus seeks to diversify its energy sources following American pressure. This marks a major shift in Syria's oil policy. The sources confirmed that Syria's commitment to reducing Russian oil imports is considered a strategic step to achieve its political and economic objectives, while negotiations continue to open new oil markets and attain greater balance in its energy sourcing.
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