Resumption of oil flow through Strait of Hormuz

Despite Iranian attacks on oil tankers and attempts to disrupt traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the volume of oil exports in the region has returned to pre-war levels. In September, exports reached approximately 16.5 million barrels per day, and in the last week, they approached 19 million barrels per day, according to data from "Kpler" and "Goldman Sachs." The United States has successfully improved the security of passage through the strait by escorting tankers and reducing the effectiveness of Iranian attacks, despite high military costs, including the deployment of US aircraft carriers to the area. The threat of Iranian attacks on ships remains ongoing, but Iran continues to focus on maintaining high oil prices as a form of leverage, even though prices have not fallen significantly. Meanwhile, oil prices remain high due to persistent threats, and Iran is seeking to serve its interests by exerting economic and political pressure on the United States.

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