Following a US-Iran agreement aimed at de-escalation, three Saudi-flagged oil tankers carrying six million barrels of crude oil successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday. This marks a first step after heightened tensions threatened maritime traffic in the crucial waterway. However, shipping companies caution that a full return to normal operations will be a lengthy process. The transit occurred shortly after President Trump signed the agreement with Iran, intended to end ongoing conflict. Simultaneously, Israeli strikes in Lebanon are casting doubt on the long-term effectiveness and stability of the US-Iran accord. The situation remains fluid, with potential for further disruption despite the initial positive movement of oil tankers. Experts suggest continued monitoring of both the maritime route and regional geopolitical developments is crucial.