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Axios reported that Iran has lost a significant portion of its control over the Strait of Hormuz, while the U.S. military effectively controls most of the strait. U.S. officials stated that Iran still fires upon passing ships, but its ability to target them accurately has become limited, with only 2% of ships being attacked in the past month. Additionally, the U.S. military has removed over 200 objects resembling mines, including 11 real mines, although the removal of some was incomplete. They noted that maritime traffic has increased in the southern passage of the strait, where 20 to 30 tankers transit at night, carrying between 9 and 10 million barrels of oil daily—about half of the volume before the war. The officials confirmed that the changing situation in the strait strengthens America's position in negotiations with Iran, and that talks involving Oman and Iran regarding the management of the strait are considered mere "noise" from Washington.
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