Bloomberg reports that Iraq is transporting petroleum products via…

Bloomberg reports that Iraq is transporting petroleum products via trucks through Syria.

Consensus

Iraq is using thousands of trucks to transport petroleum products through Syria.
The transportation route bypasses the Strait of Hormuz.
The journey takes approximately four days.
Petroleum products are delivered to Mediterranean ports in Syria.
Iraq also transports fuel oil via trucks through Jordan.
Mazut is the primary type of fuel being exported by Iraq.

In June, Iraq transported 1 million tons of mazut through Syria and Jordan; in May, it was 500,000 tons. — vedomosti
The U.S. began a naval blockade of Iranian ports, oil terminals, and coastal areas at 23:00 MSK on July 14, with force authorized for unauthorized entry or exit from Iran's coastal zone. — vedomosti
U.S. military claims to have disabled about 92% of Iran’s drone production capacity and 89% of its missile production capacity. — vedomosti
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that Iraq must defend its sovereignty and disarm Iran-linked armed groups responsible for over 600 attacks on U.S. personnel this spring to strengthen partnership with the U.S. — vedomosti
Approximately a quarter of all Middle Eastern oil shipments now pass through Syria, highlighting its growing role as a transit hub for petroleum exports. — kommersant
The redirection of flows reflects efforts to integrate Syria into the global economy after U.S. sanctions were lifted from the country. — kommersant