Iraqi oil exports remain unaffected despite a significant slowdown in shipping traffic through the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz. Recent security concerns in the Middle East have led to decreased activity in these critical maritime routes. New data indicates a noticeable drop in overall shipping volume through both chokepoints. However, Iraq has maintained its current export levels, suggesting alternative routes or continued operations unaffected by the disruptions. This stability in Iraqi exports contrasts with the wider impact on global shipping. The situation highlights the vulnerability of key trade passages to regional instability, and the resilience of Iraqi oil infrastructure. Further monitoring is needed to assess the long-term effects on global oil markets.