WAR ON IRAN
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Bypassing Hormuz
The Gulf states are aiming to redraw oil routes with existing and planned crude oil pipelines
Bypassing Hormuz
Senior Producer: Mirac Tapan, Graphic Artist: Busra Ozturk

With the Strait of Hormuz facing repeated disruptions due to the US war on Iran, Gulf states are expanding pipeline networks to bypass the strategic waterway and keep oil exports flowing.

Existing and proposed projects could add up to 8.3 million barrels per day in export capacity, offering alternative routes that reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz.