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Iraqis queue for fuel as regional war disrupts supplies

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Drivers formed long lines outside fuel stations in Baghdad on Saturday as gasoline supplies dropped in oil-rich Iraq due to import disruptions caused by the Middle East war. Despite being OPEC’s second largest oil producer, Iraq imports oil derivatives because its refineries do not produce enough gasoline to meet domestic demand. In recent weeks, as Read More: https://punchng.com/iraqis-queue-for-fuel-as-regional-war-disrupts-supplies/

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