U.S. energy chief: Iran can't block Hormuz
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris White stated that global oil flows have continued to return to normal levels after delays caused by the naval mines Iran planted in the Strait of Hormuz. He noted the passage of 72 ships and 20 million barrels of oil over the past 24 hours, with energy flows restoring to pre-conflict levels, reassuring that Iran will not be able to close the strait to international navigation. He also explained the success of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve management in recovering 1.8 barrels for every barrel released, aiming to increase the reserve to 500 million barrels, while maintaining control over oil flows from Venezuela to ensure market stability.
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