Four injured Oman oil tanker attack reported after vessel was struck north of Port of Khasab.
MUSANDAM: Four injured Oman oil tanker attack was confirmed after a vessel was struck five nautical miles north of the Port of Khasab in Musandam Governorate.
The Maritime Security Centre said the oil tanker SKYLIGHT, flying the flag of the Republic of Palau, was targeted in waters off Oman’s northern coast. According to Oman News Agency, four individuals sustained injuries and were transferred to receive necessary medical treatment.
Rescue operations were carried out in coordination among military, security and civil authorities, demonstrating Oman’s readiness to respond swiftly to maritime incidents. Officials have not disclosed further details regarding the cause or extent of the damage.
The four injured Oman oil tanker attack occurred near a key global shipping corridor close to the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for international energy exports. Maritime authorities are continuing investigations while urging vessels in the area to remain vigilant.
The four injured Oman oil tanker attack underscores rising security concerns in Gulf waters amid heightened regional tensions, with authorities maintaining close monitoring to ensure navigational safety.
