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The Drone Strike on Damietta Port
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A drone strike hit Damietta Port on Wednesday and set two ships on fire, according to CNN reporting and Egyptian authorities. No party had claimed responsibility; the report gives no update on whether the fires were contained or on Egypt’s response.
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Two Burning Ships at Damietta: First Drone Strike Hits Egypt as U.S.-Iran War Widens
A July 29 drone set two gas vessels ablaze at Damietta — the first strike on Egyptian soil in the U.S.-Iran war — with no dead, no claimant, and Suez shipping in the shadow.
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- No verified identification of who launched the drone, from where, or why Damietta was chosen.
- No verified assessment of lasting damage to the vessels, the LNG hub, or canal traffic.
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- Damietta PortDamietta Port, Egypt1 report
- Suez CanalSuez Canal, Egypt1 report
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