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Gulf of Hormuz Ship Data vs Trump Figures
The article explains that the Strait of Hormuz, which is secured by the United States, has experienced a gradual increase in oil flows in recent months. By early September, the flow reached nearly 8 million barrels per day, rising to over 14 million barrels on certain days, compared to about 1.4 million barrels at the start of the conflict in the war. Although Trump confirmed that the flows have now exceeded 18 million barrels per day, data indicates that the volume remains below pre-war levels, which were around 18 million barrels daily. It is worth noting that the U.S. has been controlling the passage through the strait since June by escorting ships, amid Iranian threats to target vessels that do not follow their routes. Analyses show that current flows are estimated between 8 and 9 million barrels per day, with some margin of error in monitoring. The volume of these flows is important for assessing the stability of oil transit through the strait amid regional tensions.
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