Attack on oil tankers in Gulf of Oman: Trump pins tanker attacks on Iran, dismisses shipping lane threat
“You know they did it because you saw the boat,” Trump told the “Fox and Friends” show
HIGHLIGHTS
- The vessels involved have been identified as the MT Front Altair and Kokuka Courageous
- MT Front Altair is a Marshall Islands-flagged crude oil tanker owned by Norway-based Frontline while Kokuka Courageous is managed by a Singapore company
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- UAE says oil tanker attacks ‘dangerous escalation’
- Two tankers struck in suspected attacks in Gulf of Oman – sources
- Four commercial ships subjected to sabotage operations off Fujairah; GCC slams act
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Friday doubled down in accusing Iran of executing explosions on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, saying the incident had Iran “written all over it.”
However, as US-Iranian tensions soared, Trump dismissed previous threats by Tehran that in case of conflict it could block the Hormuz Strait – a narrow seaway vital to the world’s oil supplies.
“They’re not going to be closing it,” he said in an interview on Fox News television.
Speaking hours after the US military released grainy footage it said showed an Iranian patrol boat removing an “unexploded limpet mine” from one of the tankers, Trump said “Iran did do it.”
“You know they did it because you saw the boat,” Trump told the “Fox and Friends” show.
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