US Oil Exports via Hormuz Reach Six-Month High
During the past two weeks, the Strait of Hormuz has experienced a significant increase in the shipment of oil and liquefied natural gas, reaching its highest level in six months. This is attributed to American naval protection efforts and mine clearance operations. The commander of the U.S. Central Command confirmed that the main transit routes are now free of mines, and U.S. Gulf allies have transported over a billion barrels of crude oil in the past two months, reflecting a growing momentum in shipping traffic through the strait.
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