Iraq Plans to Reopen 3 Iran Border Crossings

The Iraqi authorities announced a timetable for reopening three border crossings with Iran after they were closed last Friday following a drone attack targeting a Saudi oil pipeline. The crossings were shut to secure operations and enhance intelligence efforts. The government then announced that they would gradually reopen to passenger movement and trade from Sunday through Thursday. The Shalamjah crossing in Basra and the Shib crossing in Maysan were reopened to travelers, while the Al-Mundhiriyah crossing in Diyala remained closed to commerce. Additionally, the Rabiya crossing with Syria was reopened after 13 years of closure to bolster trade between Iraq and Syria.

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