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Tragedy Strikes in Strait of Hormuz: Adnoc Tankers Hit in Deadly Attack

Tue, Jul 14, 2026(45d ago)Business

A devastating maritime incident unfolded early Tuesday morning in the Strait of Hormuz, where two crude oil tankers operated by Adnoc Logistics & Services were struck by projectiles. The attack resulted in the tragic death of one crew member and left several others with injuries. The vessels involved, identified as the Al Bahyah and the Mombasa B, sustained significant structural damage during the assault, marking a alarming escalation in threats to civilian shipping in the region.

In an official statement, Adnoc L&S expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their colleague and extended their well-wishes for the recovery of the injured seafarers. The company has formally condemned the attack as an act of aggression against innocent maritime workers and confirmed that they are actively collaborating with emergency responders and regional authorities. While specific details regarding the current state of the ships and the full scope of the injuries remain limited, the firm has pledged to provide further updates as the situation evolves and more information becomes available.

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