PNN – Several Iranian oil shipments have managed to cross the area under the supervision of American forces in recent days.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Associated Press reported that more than 10 million barrels of Iranian oil have left the region since the US tightened maritime restrictions in the Persian Gulf.
According to the report, the statistics are based on data from tanker tracking companies, which show that several Iranian oil shipments have managed to cross the area monitored by American forces in recent days. According to the media, at least several tankers carrying Iranian crude oil have left the Persian Gulf during this period, with a total cargo of more than 10 million barrels.
The Associated Press also emphasized that these figures are estimates and do not necessarily mean that all shipments have been delivered to customers, as in some cases, the final route of the tankers or their unloading status cannot be accurately confirmed.
The report continued that despite US efforts to impose restrictions on Iranian oil exports, the flow of oil has not completely stopped and Tehran continues to use various methods to continue its exports, an issue that is considered to be indicative of the operational challenges in fully implementing the naval blockade.
The report comes as recent developments in the Persian Gulf region and rising tensions have also affected the global oil market, raising concerns about disruptions in energy supplies. Experts believe that if this trend continues, it could lead to further fluctuations in oil prices on global markets.
Data published by the Associated Press once again shows that despite external pressures, Iran’s oil exports are still flowing through various routes; although the exact amount and final destination of these exports are still unclear.