Middle East Oil Exports Fall Sharply After Iran War Shock, TankerTrackers Says

According to Jin10, TankerTrackers said Iraq's August oil exports fell 36% from pre-war levels after the outbreak of the U.S.-Israel war against Iran, making Iraq one of the Middle East producers with the largest export declines. Iran recorded the biggest drop, with crude exports plunging 100%, while Qatar and Saudi Arabia each saw exports fall 48%. Kuwait's August crude exports also declined 36%, matching Iraq and tying the two countries for third among the nations tracked by TankerTrackers, while the UAE saw the smallest decline at 0.02%.