Fujairah Terminal Halts Oil Loading After Drone Attack

0:00It's March 14th, let's get into the latest global headlines. Oil-loading operations have halted at the Fuji-Ryre Terminal in the United Arab Emirates, a key spot for bunkering and crude exports. This came after a drone attack sparked a fire on Saturday, March 14th. Witnesses spotted two columns of smoke rising from the area, caused by debris from air defenses shooting down the drone. The incident happened just hours after the United States struck military targets at Iran's Carg Island Oil Export Terminal. Iran's revolutionary guards quickly warned that American interests in the UAE, like ports and military sites, make legitimate targets in this growing. Conflict. Analysts see this as Tehran pushing back, refusing to let the U.S. dictate the fight's pace. Iran also threatened more UAE ports that same day, including Jebel Ali and Dubai and Khalifa and Abu Dhabi, urging people nearby to leave. The international energy agency, warns of the world's worst oil supply crunch ever.

1:03That's due to the straight of hormones being effectively shut since late February, when U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran began, forcing UAE producers to. Cut output sharply. No injuries came from the Fuji-Ryre fire, but energy sites face ongoing strain. Earlier this week, state oil firm Adena closed its replies refinery after another drone strike there hit a facility. Soldiers have not commented yet. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode, Salih Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I, SalihPillow.com