🔺Wall Street Journal: Petrol export from the Persian Gulf has surpassed the pre-war level

🔺Wall Street Journal: Petrol export from the Persian Gulf has surpassed the pre-war level

▪Wall Street Journal, citing Persian Gulf oil data, says that despite attacks on ships, exports from the United States and Israel beyond the pre-war level with the Islamic Republic have surpassed.

▪Based on these data, oil flows in the region, including transit through the Strait of Hormuz and alternative routes, in the week ending on 26 Mehr averaged more than 24 million barrels per day, compared with 23 million and 300 thousand barrels before the war.

▪Transit through the Strait of Hormuz itself, including ship-to-ship transfer in the Sea of Oman, was about 14 million barrels per day, equal to 82% of the pre-war level.

▪Kpler said that in Shahrivar, 40% of non-Iranian crude oil exports from the Persian Gulf bypassed the Strait of Hormuz, while that figure before the war was 17%.