CHEVRON AND IRAQ SEEK TO BYPASS STRAIT OF HORMUZ WITH SYRIA PIPELINE

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Consortium backing project also includes Syrian-Qatari group and LA venture firm with ties to Trump ally Tom Barrack

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International homepage: Consortium backing project also includes Syrian-Qatari group and LA venture firm with ties to Trump ally Tom Barrack

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Topic: BUSINESS — the feed headline centres on CHEVRON, IRAQ, SEEK, BYPASS, STRAIT.
Original feed: International homepage.
Published: 16 Jul 2026, 17:14 UK.
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16/07/2026, 17:14 PRIMARY FEED CHEVRON AND IRAQ SEEK TO BYPASS STRAIT OF HORMUZ WITH SYRIA PIPELINE (International homepage • 2 hrs ago) [Story Intel]

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