Investigation Underway After Tanker Struck Twice in Gulf of Oman

A tanker was struck twice on November 2 in the Gulf of Oman; investigation ongoing as UKMTO advises caution to vessels in the area.

Published: November 2, 2026 | Author: DenizHaber | Category: Marine Accidents

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    Investigation Underway After Tanker Struck Twice in Gulf of Oman

    November 2, 2026
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    A tanker was struck twice on November 2 in the Gulf of Oman; investigation ongoing as UKMTO advises caution to vessels in the area.

    The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) has reported that a tanker traveling southeast in the Gulf of Oman was struck twice on the port side. According to the captain's notification, the incident occurred on November 2 at 02:47 Turkey time, 72 nautical miles east of Ras al-Hafc, Saudi Arabia.

    In UKMTO's warning number 192-26, the type of objects that struck the vessel was not specified. The initial report noted that a headcount of the entire crew was conducted, and no environmental impact was reported. The name of the tanker, the cargo it was carrying, and the extent of the damage were not disclosed.

    Authorities are investigating the incident. UKMTO has advised vessels operating in the area to exercise caution and report any suspicious activities to the center. The announcement did not include any identification of the party responsible for the attack.

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