Operations have resumed at the Fujairah oil terminal in the United Arab Emirates after a drone strike temporarily disrupted activities on Saturday. The attack caused smoke and panic in the area, but authorities confirmed that the situation is now under control. According to port officials, the fire began when debris from a downed drone fell after being intercepted by the air defense system.
A Bloomberg report cited sources confirming that oil loading operations at the port have returned to normal. Fujairah is strategically significant, located about 70 miles from the Strait of Hormuz. With shipping through the strait currently halted, vessels have been using Fujairah as an alternative route to avoid the riskier passage.
The incident occurred amid ongoing regional tensions that have raised concerns about potential disruptions to global oil supplies. However, the swift resumption of operations at Fujairah has eased some of those fears.
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