Iraq's oil exports have collapsed from 3.4 million bpd to about 250,000 bpd due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The country has cut oil output by 70% since the onset of the conflict, heavily impacting its economy, which relies on petroleum sales for 90% of its revenues. Iraq is attempting to restore a northern oil export route to Turkey as the southern route remains blocked.
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