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Nakilat

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Nakilat says Al Mayeda was struck by unidentified objects while transiting the Gulf on October 30 and remained safe and operational. It reported no crew injuries or environmental impact. The statement does not identify an attacker or establish an incident-specific freight charge.

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LNG / MARITIME SECURITY · 4 MIN READ

Nakilat says Al Mayeda remains operational after Gulf incident

Nakilat says unidentified objects struck its LNG carrier on October 30. The company reported no crew injuries or environmental impact; shipment timing and cost effects still need separate evidence.

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