— Based on TankerTrackers data, over the 7 days leading up to Thursday, an average of 6.7 million barrels of oil has passed through the Strait of Hormuz, which is approximately 60% less than the pre-war level.

CENTCOM told The New York Times that the oil-tanker protection operation, which began in mid-May and escorts ships on routes near Oman, has helped vessels carrying nearly 800 million barrels of oil transit the strait—around 1,600 commercial ships.