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Syria and Iraq Discuss Oil Export via Baniyas Pipeline

Syria and Iraq held discussions regarding the export of oil through the Baniyas pipeline. The talks focused on logistical arrangements and potential agreements related to the pipeline's operation.

First reported
2026-10-28 12:04 (7 d ago)
Last update
2026-10-29 17:04 (6 d ago)
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4 sources · 9 Reports

Timeline

  1. Google News – Syria (EN) wire 12:04 · 7 d ago
    Iraq and Syria discuss oil exports via the Baniyas pipeline, which has a capacity of 2 million barrels per day.
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  2. أخبار جوجل – سوريا wire 14:00 · 7 d ago
    Iraq discusses exporting two million barrels of oil daily through Syria during talks in Damascus.
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  3. Google News – Syria (EN) wire 15:42 · 7 d ago
    Syria and Iraq discuss the export of Iraqi oil via the Baniyas pipeline.
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  4. Google News – Syria (EN) wire 16:15 · 7 d ago
    Iraq and Syria discuss the revival of the Haditha-Banias oil pipeline.
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  5. Google News – Syria (EN) wire 17:57 · 7 d ago
    Iraq and Syria discuss oil exports through the Baniyas pipeline, which has a capacity of 2 million barrels per day.
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  6. سكاي نيوز عربية outlet 18:24 · 7 d ago
    Iraq and Syria discuss exporting two million barrels of oil daily via Baniyas during a meeting in Damascus.
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  7. أخبار جوجل – سوريا wire 21:49 · 7 d ago
    Syria and Iraq discuss oil export through the Baniyas pipeline.
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  8. أخبار جوجل – العراق wire 22:07 · 7 d ago
    Syria and Iraq discuss oil export through the Baniyas pipeline.
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  9. Google News – Syria (EN) wire 17:04 · 6 d ago
    Iraq and Syria discuss the export of two million barrels per day of oil via Baniyas.
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