Oil tankers have begun transiting the Strait of Hormuz following the implementation of a new agreement between the United States and Iran aimed at de-escalating conflict that disrupted global energy supplies. The deal has already shown positive effects on maritime traffic and oil prices. However, recent Israeli strikes in Lebanon are casting doubt on the potential for lasting stability in the Middle East. The agreement sought to address escalating tensions that had previously threatened a significant portion of the world’s oil supply. While the resumption of oil transport is a positive development, the fragile peace is immediately challenged by ongoing regional conflicts. Analysts suggest the situation remains volatile and the long-term success of the agreement is uncertain given the broader geopolitical landscape. The international community is closely monitoring developments for further indications of stability or escalation.