Iraq and Syria have reopened a key border crossing between the two countries after a 12-year closure, establishing it as an alternative route for oil transport in case of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Officials noted that the capacity for overland oil transport is significantly lower than that of pipelines or maritime tankers.

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@اتاق خبر منوتو: Iraq and Syria have reopened a key border crossing between the two countries after more than a decade and introduced it as an alternative route for oil transport.

Officials from both countries said t

@اتاق خبر منوتو: Iraq and Syria have reopened a key border crossing between the two countries after more than a decade and introduced it as an alternative route for oil transport. Officials from both countries said t

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