Greek Ship Attacked Off Saudi Arabia, Tensions Rise

0:00It's March 30, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Global News Today World News powered by AI. A Greek-owned container ship called the Express Roam got targeted off Saudi Arabia's Ross Tanura coast, with two unknown projectiles splashing into the water nearby. The Liberian flag vessel was about 22 nautical miles northeast of the port when the attacks hit around 132 pm UTC, just an hour. Apart, according to maritime security firms like Vanguard and the UK's Trade Operations Center, crew members are all safe, no injuries reported, and this comes after Iran's revolutionary guard claimed they hit the same ship back on March 11. No one's taking credit for these latest strikes, and the ship's operator hasn't commented yet. Tensions keep rising in the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, where commercial ships face missile and drone threats since the US and Israel struck Iran on. February 28, another reminder shipping lanes stay risky.