India is set to receive its first oil shipment from Iraq in five months, signaling a resumption of crucial crude oil trade between the two nations. This marks a return to regular flows after a period of interruption. The shipment indicates a potential stabilization or improvement in Iraq's oil export capabilities. Details regarding the volume and specific terms of the agreement were not immediately available. This renewed trade is significant for India, a major consumer of Iraqi oil, and for Iraq, a key oil exporter. The resumption is expected to contribute to both countries’ economic interests and energy security.