Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz is weakening, allowing more oil to reach global markets. - Over 100 million barrels of crude have been exported since early May, per U.S.
claims and analysts. - U.S.
military overwatch operations, including drone escorts, are guiding ships through the strait. - Iran's oil output has dropped by 800,000 barrels per day due to a U.S.
blockade, with storage at record highs. - The conflict remains volatile, with recent exchanges of fire and diplomatic uncertainty.
The easing of the strait's closure could reshape the global energy crisis, but a diplomatic solution may be needed soon to avoid dire consequences.