Iraq reopens Rabia border crossing after nearly 13 years to boost fuel oil exports via Syria
Previously a major trade route between Iraq and Syria, the crossing was closed after the emergence of the ISIS terrorist group.
Iraq reopens Rabia border crossing after nearly 13 years to boost fuel oil exports via Syria
Previously a major trade route between Iraq and Syria, the crossing was closed after the emergence of the ISIS terrorist group.
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