U.S.-owned floating LNG storage facility attacked by a drone in Egypt
According to a report by the maritime security firm Ambrey, a U.S.-owned and operated liquefied natural gas (LNG) floating storage unit flying the Marshall Islands flag was struck by at least one drone at the Port of Damietta in Egypt.
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