[Trump Suggests Oil-Deficient Countries Purchase Fuel from the U.S., Analysts Say U.S. Cannot Fill Global Supply Gap] U.S. President Trump suggested that countries lacking aviation fuel due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz should purchase from the United States. However, analysts pointed out that the U.S. is unable to compensate for the global supply gap. Kpler data shows that the Strait of Hormuz exports approximately 500,000 barrels of aviation fuel daily, while the U.S.'s average daily export volume last year was only 219,000 barrels. Analyst Matt Smith stated that the likelihood of the U.S. replacing the Strait of Hormuz's supply is extremely low, as U.S. domestic demand also relies on imports to meet its needs.