Iranul pierde semnificativ controlul asupra Strâmtorii Ormuz

The control over the Strait of Hormuz is shifting, with more ships opting for routes near Oman, reducing Iran's influence. Recent data shows over 80% of vessels used this alternative route, despite Iranian attacks. Gulf states have adapted by chartering large tankers and employing 'hidden traffic' methods to avoid detection. U.S. military presence remains significant, monitoring oil flows, which are still below pre-war levels. Ongoing negotiations between Oman and Iran may impact future navigation, but Gulf exporters have found ways to maintain oil exports.