[Trump Claims Oil Transport Through Strait of Hormuz Exceeds Pre-War Levels] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on October 10, according to Jintou Data, U.S. President Trump recently publicly stated that the current volume of oil transported through the Strait of Hormuz is actually higher than before the outbreak of related wars or conflicts. Trump emphasized this comparison in a post on social media and questioned whether the public finds this surprising. As a critical global crude oil transportation channel, changes in the Strait of Hormuz's traffic volume are directly linked to the international energy supply chain. Despite the tense regional geopolitical situation, actual logistics monitoring indicates that the oil throughput of the strait has not experienced a significant decline. Market participants are closely tracking the U.S. government's latest assessments on Middle Eastern shipping security and crude oil export flows to predict their impact on oil prices and macro risk sentiment.