Oil tanker attacks part of 'coordinated operation'

11 June 2019

The recent oil tanker attacks in the Gulf were part of targeted operations likely to have been carried out by another country, an investigation by United Arab Emirates (UAE) authorities has found.

Representatives from the UAE, Norway and Saudi Arabia briefed members from the United Nations Security Council on preliminary findings from the investigation into the cause of the attacks on the four oil tankers off the port of Fujairah on the 12 May 2019.

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