Oil tanker, Red Sea
TradeWinds · 5d
Î’urning Greek tanker towed to safety in the Red Sea without oil spill
European Union warships and salvage vessels have successfully towed a stricken Greek tanker to safe waters in the Red Sea. The move puts the 163,800-dwt Sounion (built 2006) further north from where it had been previously anchored while burning and abandoned after repeated Houthi attacks for nearly a month.
Crude Oil Prices · 18d
Panama-Flagged Oil Tanker Struck by Two Missiles in Red Sea
Carrying over 1.1m barrels of oil, the FSO Safer was abandoned off Yemen's Red Sea port of Hudaydah after the civil war broke out in the country in 2015. Since then, the vessel deteriorated significantly in the absence of any servicing or maintenance, prompting fears of a major environmental disaster
TradeWinds · 8d
Fresh Red Sea salvage operation underway to save tanker struck by Houthis
Yemen’s Houthi rebels, who caused the Sounion’s travails by attacking the vessel with missiles on 21 August and by boarding it later to blow up its deck with explosives, have signalled they will not attack salvors to avoid an environmental disaster on their country’s shores.
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