Oil transit resumes through Hormuz

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important commercial and energy corridors, is beginning to show signs of recovery after more than three months of stoppage due to conflict. Today, eight ships have passed through, although the movement remains significantly lower than pre-war levels, which reached around 120 crossings per day. Among the vessels that transited was the French LNG tanker "Maraykh," the first of its kind since the outbreak of the conflict in February 2026, following the signing of a US-Iranian agreement that promises to reopen the strait immediately. However, security risks remain, as a security official stated that the middle section of the strait is still mined, and there are currently no clear mechanisms in place to ensure the safe passage of ships.

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