Global Oil Crisis: Stuck Tankers & Iran's Price Game

There are also other factors that I want to remind our audience of. For example, there are only a limited number of ships, of tankers or LNG tankers in the world. And some large portion of those are stuck in the Persian Gulf right now. Yeah, almost 1600 of them are are stuck right now. And so you are then that's part of this long-term. It's going to take time to get them all re- re-, you know, full again. It would take time to get them transported again. Then you have to offload them in the refineries again. So, so this is what I mean by this pipeline here. It will take months to actually fill in. And I'm adding to that issue. That's the physical issue. I'm adding there's some politics here, which is, um, so far, I'm not, I'm not seeing evidence that Iran, uh, even if they quote allow oil to go through. I'm not seeing evidence that they are going to want oil prices to go back close to what they were before the war. And I would be really quite surprised here, because after all, look at look at say, um, what just happened ...