Two Greek-owned oil tankers hit by drones near CPC terminal
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Two tankers waiting to be loaded at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal were hit by drones today.
Reuters reported the news citing six sources.
The tanker was the Delta Harmony, operated by the Greek company Delta, according to LSEG, and was expected to load oil from Tengizchevroil.
The tanker Matilda, which was also hit by drones, is operated by the Greek company Thenamaris and was expected to load oil from Karachaganak, they added.
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