In recent weeks, Arab countries in the Persian Gulf have managed to restore their oil exports to pre-war levels by increasing the transit of oil tankers and using more alternative routes; Although the continuation of the American naval blockade kept Iran's exports close to zero.

In recent weeks, Arab countries in the Persian Gulf have managed to restore their oil exports to pre-war levels by increasing the transit of oil tankers and using more alternative routes; Although the continuation of the American naval blockade kept Iran's exports close to zero.

This development occurs in a situation where, since the beginning of the last war, Tehran has tried to use the threat of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as one of its main levers and increase its bargaining power vis-à-vis America by disrupting this strategic waterway.

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