[Shell CEO: Middle East Oil Flow Has Recovered to Over 80% of Pre-War Levels] BlockBeats News, October 6, Shell CEO Wael Sawan stated that oil flow in the Middle East has now recovered to approximately 80% of pre-conflict levels, marking one of the most significant assessments of the region's energy export recovery to date. Speaking at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London on Tuesday, Sawan said: 'Despite everything that has happened, we have now recovered to over 80% of pre-war levels, which demonstrates the resilience of many countries in the region and their ability to continue fulfilling their commitment to supply energy to global markets.' Although several major banks and shipping data analysis firms also believe that Middle East oil flow is nearing pre-conflict levels, there is still debate in the market about the exact degree of recovery. Accurately tracking the number of vessels entering and exiting the Strait of Hormuz and parts of the Red Sea remains challenging, as many ships frequently turn off satellite tracking signals, making it harder to calculate the precise volume of transported goods.