Damietta port
Coverage of Damietta port in the Nexus archive.
- Egypt's Sisi says ongoing investigation into drone attack at Damietta Port
Egypt's President Sisi stated that authorities are investigating a drone attack targeting two gas vessels at Damietta Port, urging regional de-escalation and international efforts to contain tensions. No party has claimed responsibility for the attack.
- Riyadh unveils maritime alliance as war spreads
Saudi Arabia announced a multinational maritime defense coalition to secure Red Sea shipping and energy routes amid escalating regional conflicts. The US and Saudi strikes on Iran-aligned groups in Iraq and Yemen, coupled with Iranian attacks on US-linked targets in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain, have intensified tensions. Egypt reported a drone strike on its Damietta port, with President Sisi warning of potential escalation.
- Saudi Arabia condemns drone attack on ships in Egyptian port
Saudi Arabia has condemned a drone attack that caused a fire on two ships at Egypt’s Damietta Port. The Saudi foreign ministry expressed solidarity with Egypt and supported its efforts to preserve sovereignty and security.
- Iran's foreign minister says Egypt's security is of 'utmost importance'
Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, emphasized that Egypt's security is 'of utmost importance' to Iran. His statement followed a drone attack on Egypt's Damietta port, with no group claiming responsibility for the incident.
- Egypt says it has energy alternatives after drone attack on Damietta gas vessel
Egypt has secured energy alternatives following a drone attack that damaged a gas vessel at Damietta port. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly stated no group has claimed responsibility, and investigations are ongoing.
- Situation ‘under control’ after explosion at Damietta port in Egypt
An explosion occurred at Damietta port in Egypt after a drone hit a US-owned gas storage tanker. Local authorities responded promptly, and the involved vessels have been safely relocated outside the port area, according to port services firm Inchcape.