Dalg a Khatinoğlu, an oil and energy expert, said that the crude oil exports of the Arab countries in the region, including Oman, in September were 500,000 barrels per day more than during the pre-war period, and that there has also been a significant increase in the past week.

He added that these countries have increased their exports to the market by using their oil reserves and with the help of the U.S. naval fleet.

Khatinoğlu said that the export routes for Arab countries’ oil have become more varied, and that disruption by the Islamic Republic has become more difficult than before. He added that the loading and sale of Iranian oil is currently halted, and that Tehran’s return to the China market will be difficult even if there is an agreement with the United States.