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US officials say Hormuz oil flows reaching half of pre-war levels
US officials report that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are reaching half of pre-war levels, with the US Navy escorting vessels carrying seven million barrels of oil daily. The increase in shipments has contributed to a decline in oil prices, though tensions persist as Iran downplayed a recent Apache helicopter incident in the region.
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