Syria Signals Willingness to Cut Russian Oil

The article discusses Syria's efforts to reduce its imports of Russian oil in talks with the United States, aimed at lifting the sanctions imposed on it, especially its long-standing designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. Sources indicate that Syria has expressed a genuine willingness to decrease its reliance on Russian oil, despite the continued increase in shipment volumes, which have risen by 75% to approximately 60,000 barrels per day. This shift is considered part of Damascus's broader efforts to diversify its energy sources and strengthen its supply network, while Washington seeks to increase pressure on Russia’s economic influence through this commitment. Although Syria currently depends on Russian oil out of necessity, it emphasizes its pursuit of alternative sources, with signatures on agreements to invest in gas resources and offshore exploration. A clear timetable for complete change or alternative oil sources has not yet been set, but U.S. pressure could enhance the prospects of lifting Syria’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism.

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