Iran Crude Oil Resumes Passage Through Strait of Hormuz Following US Sanctions Lift
Iranian oil tankers have resumed passage through the Strait of Hormuz following the lifting of US sanctions. This marks a significant development in the US-Iran agreement aimed at ending the war and has led to a decrease in crude oil prices. It is the first time in approximately three months that Iran has been able to export crude oil.
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