Iran exported 36 million barrels of oil in six days - TankerTrackers
Iran has exported approximately 36 million barrels of crude oil since June 15, according to maritime intelligence firm TankerTrackers, underscoring the rapid return of oil shipments following the partial easing of restrictions on Iranian exports.
The firm said in a social media post that roughly another 36 million barrels remain afloat in Iranian waters, suggesting Tehran retains a substantial volume of crude ready to enter international markets if current diplomatic efforts continue moving forward.
The figures mark a dramatic turnaround from just weeks ago, when Iran's oil exports had fallen to their lowest level in at least six years amid a US naval blockade and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
In May, exports were estimated at only 209,000-260,000 barrels per day, down sharply from pre-war levels.
