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US-owned gas tanker hit by drone at Egypt's Damietta port

A drone struck the U.S.-owned floating storage and regasification unit Energos Winter while it was docked at the Mediterranean port of Damietta, Egypt. The impact caused a fire that quickly spread to the nearby LNG tanker Gaslog Salem. Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum confirmed a fire at the port but did not mention a drone, and no group or country claimed responsibility. Emergency crews evacuated the crews, contained the blaze and reported no injuries or fatalities. The incident occurred amid a sharp escalation of U.S.–Iran tensions, with President Donald Trump vowing retaliation against Iran. Oil markets reacted strongly, with Brent crude briefly climbing above $90 a barrel before easing later in the day. The event highlights the vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure in the region and adds pressure on maritime security as the conflict expands beyond its original fronts.

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Ambrey · Damietta · Damietta Port · Donald Trump · Egypt · Egypt Ministry of Petroleum · Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum · Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources · Energos Winter · Energos Winter · Gaslog Salem · Gaslog Salem

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