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Title:
Syria-Iraq-US Joint Pipeline Plan to Avoid Hormuz
Detail:
A joint pipeline project between Syria, Iraq, and the United States is being planned to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, potentially altering regional energy transit routes.
Country:
Syria
Source:
Newszonebd
Published Date:
12.07.2026
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