Oman Condemns Drone Attacks, Maersk Halts Operations

0:00It's March 29th, from every corner of the globe. This is Global News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory, with the story. Oman just dropped a strong statement, condemning drone attacks on its own turf, with no group stepping up to claim them yet. Authorities are digging into the sources and motives behind these hits, zeroing in on the latest one at Salala port that injured a worker and forced. Mayor's Depauss operations there temporarily. This all went down over the weekend. But after Iran's revolutionary guards announced they struck a U.S. support vessel at a good distance from the port. They made it clear they respect Oman's sovereignty as a friendly neighbor. Locals and officials are on edge, especially with shipping traffic disrupted at this key golf hub. Marska's halt underscores the real economic ripple from these strikes, hitting trade flows hard. Flashback to March 11th, when drones targeted oil storage at the same port. France President Masoud Przezschian assured Oman Sultan over the phone that they'd look

1:00into it, but tensions linger. Oman's holding the line on its borders while probes continue, eyes wide open for whatever comes next in this escalating regional chess game.