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Eurasia / Central Asia August 22, 2026
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Tajikistan Seeks Iranian Oil Amid Regional Energy Disruptions

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Tajikistan formally requested Iran supply 2.55 million metric tons of crude oil and refined products, as Dushanbe seeks to diversify its energy imports amid disruptions affecting traditional supply routes through the region.

Originally reported by The Diplomatic Insight.

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