U.S. Energy Secretary on Strait of Hormuz Oil Flow
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wray confirmed that oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz will continue regardless of cooperation with Iran, despite renewed military confrontations. He denied that navigation has halted, noting that current oil flows from the Gulf amount to just under 14 million barrels per day—about two-thirds of pre-conflict levels—with a significant improvement compared to last March. He explained that efforts are focused on ensuring the continued flow of oil and gas through the strait, whether Iran cooperates or not, and that Washington's main goal is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons to achieve peace in the region and worldwide.
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