⚡Saudi Arabia’s oil exports in this month, despite a wave of attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure and an increase in attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, have remained close to the highest level seen during the war period.

Bloomberg wrote on Wednesday that the recent attacks on oil tankers are attributed to the Islamic Republic.

Estimates by three ship-tracking companies are not consistent. Vortexa reported this month’s exports from the western and eastern coasts at 0.65 million barrels per day, versus 0.66 million barrels per day for the entire previous month.

TankersTrackers estimated the total at 6.99 million barrels per day, meaning the level before the war. Kepler reported the same figure as 0.54 million barrels per day and less than the month before.

The gap between the lowest and highest estimates is 1.6 million barrels per day.

The departure of tankers from Hormuz, by turning off the radio system and with support from the U.S. Army, has made it difficult for companies to record accurate statistics.