Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Tuesday that oil exports from the Middle East rose above pre-war levels on Sunday and have been right around normal for a week — a highly dubious claim that does not appear to be backed up by observable shipping traffic.
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Tanker Data Contradicts US Claim That Middle East Oil Flows Have Normalized
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