According to Energy Secretary Chris Wright, how much oil is the U.S. military currently helping to move daily from the Persian Gulf, and what does this figure represent in relation to the total flow stuck in the Strait of Hormuz?

Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that 'Roughly 7 million barrels a day of oil are getting out of the Persian Gulf with U.S. military help,' and that this amount represents 'about half of the flow of oil that has been stuck in the Strait of Hormuz since the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran began.' He emphasized this is part of a recently initiated, previously under-discussed military effort to move oil cargoes out of the region.

What did Wright say about Iranian crude exports and the conditions under which full oil flow through the Persian Gulf might resume?

Wright said that 'No Iranian crude is getting out of the Strait,' and added that he expects 'the free flow of all products through the Persian Gulf if a deal is reached.' He further clarified that 'if no deal is reached, the U.S. military will work to restore the flow.'