US CENTCOM chief: Over 1 billion barrels of crude passed safely through Hormuz in two months
US Central Command chief Brad Cooper says efforts continue to keep the Strait of Hormuz secure, enabling safe passage for thousands of vessels.
US Central Command chief Brad Cooper has stated that over 1 billion barrels of crude oil have safely passed through the Strait of Hormuz in just two months. The US Central Command commander emphasized the ongoing efforts to maintain the security and accessibility of the strait, which is a crucial shipping route for thousands of vessels.
Admiral Cooper assured that the main shipping lanes are free of any mines, allowing for smooth passage of crude oil and commercial ships. In contrast to Iran's efforts, the US Central Command chief revealed that the country has successfully blocked Iran from exporting any oil, contributing to the safe transit of over 1 billion barrels through the Strait of Hormuz.
Cooper reiterated the commitment to ensure the safety of navigation in the strait, highlighting the facilitation of more than 1 billion barrels of crude oil and the transit of more than 2,000 commercial vessels within a fortnight.
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