@jolyonIraq is pursuing an oil route that Iran cannot disrupt. The Basra-Aqaba pipeline is planned to span 1,600 km, extending from southern Iraq to Jordan's Red Sea coast. It is designed to transport 2.25 million barrels daily and is estimated to cost $18 billion. Construction has begun, but completion is still years away. This week, Iraq's Prime Minister and
Ver publicação originalFoto de @jolyon· Jul 19, 2026· Foto 1 de 4· News
The image is a map illustrating existing oil and gas pipelines in the Middle East. Orange lines show the routes of several pipelines, connecting cities and countries like Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The map has a clean, informative style with clear labels for countries and pipeline names. A notable detail is the inclusion of pipeline lengths, such as the Iraq-Turkey pipeline at 970km and the Haditha to Aqaba pipeline at 1,154km. The source is listed as FT research. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Existing oil and gas pipelines in the Middle East TURKEY Ceyhan CYPRUS IRAQ-Turkey pipeline Length: 970km Kirkuk SYRIA IRAQ Haditha to Aqaba pipeline Length: 1,154km IRAN Aqaba JORDAN Haditha KUWAIT Jubail SAUDI ARABIA Yanbu Riyadh Habshan QATAR UAE Fujairah
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Lil Durk October trial judge Michael Fitzgerald@jolyonIraq is pursuing an oil route that Iran cannot disrupt. The Basra-Aqaba pipeline is planned to span 1,600 km, extending from southern Iraq to Jordan's Red Sea coast. It is designed to transport 2.25 million barrels daily and is estimated to cost $18 billion. Construction has begun, but completion is still years away. This week, Iraq's Prime Minister and
Ver publicação originalFoto de @jolyon· Jul 19, 2026· Foto 1 de 4· News
The image is a map illustrating existing oil and gas pipelines in the Middle East. Orange lines show the routes of several pipelines, connecting cities and countries like Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The map has a clean, informative style with clear labels for countries and pipeline names. A notable detail is the inclusion of pipeline lengths, such as the Iraq-Turkey pipeline at 970km and the Haditha to Aqaba pipeline at 1,154km. The source is listed as FT research. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Existing oil and gas pipelines in the Middle East TURKEY Ceyhan CYPRUS IRAQ-Turkey pipeline Length: 970km Kirkuk SYRIA IRAQ Haditha to Aqaba pipeline Length: 1,154km IRAN Aqaba JORDAN Haditha KUWAIT Jubail SAUDI ARABIA Yanbu Riyadh Habshan QATAR UAE Fujairah
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