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Iraq seeks to bypass Hormuz, resumes Kirkuk oil exports to Turkey

Published on: Thursday 19 March 2026

The restart of exports offers only a modest lifeline to Iraq’s oil-reliant economy, as Hormuz disruptions and regional turmoil continue to cast a long shadow.

News source: https://www.newarab.com/news/bypassing-hormuz-iraq-resumes-kirkuk-oil-exports-turkey

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Iraq seeks to bypass Hormuz, resumes Kirkuk oil exports to Turkey