At Sea: Iranian tanker crew safe after alleged missile blasts *STILLS*

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The National Iranian Tanker Company (NIOC) published new images on Monday, showing an oil tanker's crew and damage caused to the tanker in an alleged missile attack on Friday. The NIOC has confirmed that the crew members are safe and no one has been injured in the incident.
The oil tanker 'Sabiti' was allegedly struck by two missiles and damaged in the Red Sea, Iran's state-run news agency reported on Friday. The incident reportedly happened overnight off the coast of Saudi Arabia near the port of Jeddah.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Abbas Mousavi expressed concern over oil spill and condemned the culprit behind the missile attack.
RUPTLY has not been able to independently verify the reports.