~25% of the worlds oil and 30+% of the worlds LNG passes through hormuz.Not sure what your production table is supposed to prove.1, not two Turkey is next to Mediterranean, Iraq is next to Turkey
2.) I think Afghanistan is below the equator (or part of) and you probably already know this will happen when they admit Turkey into NATO....
The Russian did tried tho, As for whether or not it would work, maybe, but even if they do, you are talking about serious loss of power to RuAF, which probably moot at this point, I mean if Russia uses all their air power to take down Ukrainian, it would probably worked if they can get Kyiv in a short run, if they are going to loss a lot of combat power over it then it would have been a moot point if the war drag on, and it did drag on.
Not one third actually
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Oil Production by Country - Worldometer
List of world countries by Yearly Oil Production in million cubic feet (MMcf)www.worldometers.info
Unless Iran can project Naval power in Red Sea, otherwise even if they went to war, it would just affect Iran only and probably UAE to a degree, Saudi have port on the other side of Gulf of Oman, and the other in top 5 don't depends on Naval Route in the Middle East
And it would not go up to $300 a barrel lol, this is not even the case when Saudi capping their production (Which they already did).
You cant just flip to another port as you see fit.
Oil markets like all markets are paper markets. Why do you think saudi arabia doing gradual cuts after announcing then in advance would have more affect on price than forced closure of a strait. Spot price will hit $300 easily. The futures would provably jump to $600