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Baghdad gas queues as Strait oil imports fall
Under the title "Queues at Gas Stations in Baghdad as Imports Continue to Decline Through the Strait of Hormuz," the article explains that Iraq is facing a gasoline shortage due to a decline in its imports via the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the Middle East conflict. Despite being the second-largest oil producer in OPEC, Iraq imports petroleum derivatives in insufficient quantities to meet the domestic demand, which exceeds 46 million people. The deterioration of navigation through the strait has led to longer queues at fuel stations, especially government ones, in recent weeks, highlighting the crisis's impact on the country's fuel supplies.
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