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Singapore-registered oil tanker damaged in alleged attack

SINGAPORE - BW Rhine, a Singapore-registered commercial oil tanker, was attacked by an explosive-laden boat , according to an official spokesman from the Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is yet unclear who was behind the attack and there are no other details about the explosive-laden boat at this point. The ship was anchored at the Port of Jeddah, a Saudi port. It was reported to be damaged in the early hours of Monday, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in a statement on Wednesday (Dec 16). It suffered hull damage and from a small fire but none of the vessel s 22 crew members - none of them Singaporeans - were injured, said the MFA.

Fuel tanker in Saudi Arabia hit by explosion

Fuel tanker in Saudi Arabia hit by explosion
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Blast rocks Singapore-flagged tanker at Saudi port - Newspaper

This undated photo released by AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHER SG shows the Singapore-flagged oil tanker BW Rhine. AP RIYADH: A blast rocked a Singapore-flagged oil tanker at the Saudi port of Jeddah on Monday, the vessel’s owner said, with the kingdom saying it was struck by an explosives-laden boat in a “terrorist” assault. All 22 sailors aboard the tanker BW Rhine escaped unhurt in the blast, said Singa­pore-based shipping company Hafnia, which did not exclude the possibility of an oil spill. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack. “BW Rhine has been hit from an external source whilst discharging at Jed­dah. causing an explosion and subsequent fire onboard,” Hafnia said in a statement.

Explosion rocks oil-tanker at Saudi port

Top Story December 15, 2020 RIYADH: A blast rocked a Singapore-flagged oil tanker at the Saudi port of Jeddah Monday, the vessel s owner said, with the kingdom saying it was struck by an explosives-laden boat in a terrorist assault. All 22 sailors aboard the tanker BW Rhine escaped unhurt after the blast struck just after midnight, Singapore-based shipping company Hafnia said, but it did not exclude the possibility of an oil spill. No group has so far claimed responsibility for what marks the latest in a string of attacks on Saudi energy sector targets, but it comes as Iran-backed Huthi rebels in neighbouring Yemen step up cross-border strikes against Saudi Arabia.

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