Reuters reports that two oil tankers of the Diankum company were struck by missiles off the coast of Oman. The extent of damage and any casualties are not yet reported.
Reuters reports that two oil tankers of the Diankum company were struck by missiles off the coast of Oman. No details on the timing of the attack, the type of missiles, or the extent of damage have been released. The identity of the attackers is not yet known. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple attacks on oil tankers in the region. On July 14, The Zioneer reported that Iran had attacked two oil tankers off Oman and the UAE, killing one crew member. On June 13, an oil tanker was hit by gunfire off Oman, and on July 7, a tanker was struck by rockets. The current report, attributed to Reuters, has not been independently confirmed.
2 developments
- DevelopingIran attacks two oil tankers off Oman and in UAE, Abu Saleh's Arabic Desk reports
- DevelopingIran used underwater drones for first time in attack on two UAE oil tankers, senior source says
- DevelopingUS shot down two Iranian drones after attempted strike on ships in Hormuz, Fox News reports
- DevelopingUS aircraft strike targets in Iran after drone attack on American merchant ship
Source and signal
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