Washington emphasizes need to secure Hormuz oil tankers

Statements by U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wray confirm that protecting oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz remains essential to ensure the flow of crude oil, despite tensions with Iran. Data indicates that the average oil flows through the strait exceed 9 million barrels per day, with oil movement returning to approximately two-thirds of pre-conflict levels. The strait's significance as a major passage for global oil exports is clearly evident, as its disruption poses a significant threat to worldwide energy markets. The American official also emphasizes that the U.S. Navy operates a large number of ships to secure the transit of oil, despite ongoing challenges and actions taken by Iran.

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