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The article discusses the importance of Washington's strategy to exert pressure on the Iranian economy through a naval blockade. The American embargo caused Iran's exports via the Jask port to come to a complete halt in the first week of September, after gradually declining since March. Data shows that Iran's exports from Jask have fallen to zero, with restrictions on the use of the Kharg port. Sources estimate that Iran was exporting around 3.3 million barrels per day before the war, but now the country relies heavily on natural gas due to sanctions. The information indicates that the United States is attempting to employ economic pressure instead of military escalation to manage its conflict with Iran. The US occupation of the two ports aims to limit Iran's oil reaching global markets and reflects its targeting of Iranian export activities through a "shadow fleet" of oil tankers.
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