A US-owned LNG floating storage facility flagged under the Marshall Islands was struck by at least one drone at Damietta port in Egypt, according to security consultancy Ambrey. This attack is part of a broader campaign targeting maritime energy infrastructure in the Eastern Mediterranean and Red Sea regions. The incident occurs amid rising tensions and raises concerns about the security of LNG storage facilities critical for Egypt’s gas import and export operations. Market pricing indicates decreased confidence in the normalization of Strait of Hormuz traffic by September 30, with YES pricing dropping to 19.5%.
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