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Various reports indicate that the actual volume of oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz is significantly lower than what the U.S. administration promotes. While Washington emphasizes strong flows exceeding 8 million barrels per day and facilitates the passage of about 25 ships daily, market tracking data shows that actual flows range between 2 to 6 million barrels per day, representing a noticeable decline from official figures. Experts have stated that tracking difficulties make it harder to determine the true volume of oil crossing the strait, especially as some tankers have disabled Automatic Identification Systems (AIS), amidst tensions between the United States and Iran over maritime navigation management in the Strait.
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