Iraq to Resume Oil Exports via Turkey Amid Persian Gulf Disruptions

Iraq is expected to soon resume its oil exports through Turkey, following disruptions caused by the Iran conflict that led to the closure of its southern export terminals in the Persian Gulf. According to Jin10, the resumption of oil transportation is anticipated to stabilize the regional oil supply chain, which has been affected by geopolitical tensions. The closure of the terminals had significant implications for Iraq's oil export capacity, impacting global oil markets. The reopening of the route through Turkey is seen as a crucial step in restoring Iraq's export capabilities and mitigating the effects of the ongoing conflict on the energy sector.