Non-Iranian oil exports through the Hormuz Strait have rebounded to levels seen before the start of the war in late February. Despite this increase, Iran has not announced any cessation of potential blockades of the Hormuz Strait. Data from maritime tracking firm Kpler indicates an average of 13.5 million barrels of oil per day were shipped from the Hormuz Strait between September 22nd and 28th. This suggests a normalization of oil transport despite ongoing regional tensions. The return to pre-war levels indicates a resumption of regular shipping patterns. Kpler closely monitors maritime traffic to provide these insights into global oil flows. This data offers a snapshot of the current situation in the vital Hormuz Strait shipping lane.