No end in sight to war in Strait of Hormuz — Russian presidential adviser
Russian Politics & Diplomacy
October 16, 14:14
"Estimates of commodity volumes passing through the waterway have changed dramatically, with current figures 1.5-2 times below the pre-war level of 20 million barrels per day," Anton Kobyakov said
MOSCOW, October 16. /TASS/. Military operations in the Strait of Hormuz are unlikely to end anytime soon, Russian Presidential Adviser Anton Kobyakov said.
"The fight for Hormuz continues. Estimates of commodity volumes passing through the waterway have changed dramatically, with current figures 1.5-2 times below the pre-war level of 20 million barrels per day. Some put the figure at 10-13 million barrels. In general, there is no end in sight to the war there," he pointed out at a press conference on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week.
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