An American-owned and operated Liquid Natural Gas floating storage facility has been reportedly hit by a drone an the Egyptian port of Damietta. Here’s the news:AN EXPLOSION HITS LNG TERMINAL AT EGYPT'S DAMIETTA PORT DURING CARGO DISCHARGE – INCHCAPE SHIPPING SERVICES — CGTN America (@cgtnamerica) July 29, 2026Gas storage vessels at Egypt’s Damietta port may have been hit by drones, two security sources told Reuters. Maritime security firm Ambrey said a U.S.-owned, Marshall Islands-flagged LNG floating storage facility was struck by at least one UAV. — Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) July 29, 2026A US-OWNED AND OPERATED, MARSHALL ISLANDS-FLAGGED LNG FLOATING STORAGE FACILITY WAS STRUCK BY AT LEAST ONE UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE (UAV) WHILST AT THE DAMIETTA, EGYPT – AMBREY — CGTN America (@cgtnamerica) July 29, 2026An explosion hit the LNG terminal at Egypt's Damietta port. Gas storage tankers may have been struck by drones, two security sources told Reuters.