An LNG terminal in Egypt's Damietta port experienced an explosion today during the unloading process, according to media reports. The incident involved a floating LNG storage vessel registered under the Marshall Islands flag and owned by the United States, which was struck by at least one drone. According to security firm Ambrey, Egyptian gas tankers were also reportedly hit by drones. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack yet. There were no reported injuries, deaths, or damage to the port infrastructure. The affected ships were moved out of the port by shipping services provider Inchcape, and operations at other docks and terminals are expected to resume soon.
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