US Dealt ‘Severe Blows’ to Iran’s Islamic Regime by Stopping $25B in Crude Oil Exports
More than 12 million barrels of oil have pass through the Strait of Hormuz per day this month — higher than last month’s daily average, despite the surge in attacks coming from Iran, analysts said.
Oil flow through the strait has seen an uptick since September, with more than 9 million barrels sailing daily directly under US military protection, according to both TankerTracker.com and the Kpler maritime analyst firm.
The increase in exports comes despite 26 vessels coming under attack so far in October, marking it as the most dangerous period for tankers and cargo ships since the war began.
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