Reduced tensions between Iran and the United States are enabling a resumption of shipping activity in the Arabian Gulf. Indonesian state-owned oil and gas company, Pertamina, is preparing to navigate two of its tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. This move follows a period of heightened risk for maritime traffic due to regional conflicts. The improved security situation is allowing for the resumption of crucial oil transport routes. Pertamina had previously paused shipments through the Strait due to safety concerns. Authorities assess the current environment as increasingly conducive to safe passage. The company is proceeding cautiously, monitoring developments closely as the tankers prepare to transit.