Vans: Strait oil flow near normal, all options open on Iran
U.S. Vice President Jae De Vance confirmed that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have almost returned to pre-escalation levels following Iran's shutdown of the vital passage. Iranian threats have diminished, and oil shipping activity has resumed normal levels, with more than 17 million barrels of oil passing through in two days. He indicated that all options against Iran remain on the table, including economic, military, and diplomatic measures. The United States is prepared to use its tools to ensure the continued flow of oil and maintain maritime security, warning that any further escalation could lead to a global energy crisis. He also denied that the current situation is evolving into a war, explaining that Washington is currently protecting a large percentage of ships, and no energy crisis has been recorded so far.
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