Iraq is facing significant challenges in resuming its oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. The country has been heavily impacted by the ongoing armed conflict between the United States and Iran. Because of its geographical and economic reliance on this waterway, any interruption severely disrupts Iraqi exports. Baghdad is now working to navigate these geopolitical tensions to stabilize its energy shipments. The situation highlights Iraq's vulnerability to regional power struggles. Efforts to restore full shipping capacity remain complicated by the volatile security environment. Consequently, the nation's primary revenue source remains at risk.