U.S. Passage Alters Strait of Hormuz Oil Flow
The Strait of Hormuz saw an increase in oil flows through the maritime corridor controlled by the United States, reaching about 8 million barrels per day in September, compared to roughly 1.4 million barrels during the war and 9.4 million barrels during the period of resumed activity. However, data shows that the volume of shipments is still only half of the pre-war levels, despite American claims of massive crossings. This rise in activity coincided with the presence of the U.S. military to enforce control, amid Iran's threats to attack vessels that do not follow their designated routes, making it difficult to accurately monitor all operations.
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