Cairo, Egypt – Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reassured the public today. Madbouly confirmed the Damietta gas storage ship remains 100% intact. The Prime Minister explained security investigations continue identifying the drone’s origin. Port operations and maritime navigation continue functioning completely normally today. Concerned government agencies monitor field incident consequences at highest levels. Immediate strategic plans target protecting energy infrastructure securing national grids. Rapid official responses contribute toward stabilizing electricity supplies across all governorates. Technical teams maintain examining recovered drone fragments with extreme precision.
Intensive security investigations examining recovered attack drone fragments
Madbouly announced competent authorities recovered attack drone fragments early Thursday. Security agencies conduct detailed engineering inspections and technical analysis currently. Ongoing investigations target determining the exact launch location with high precision. Zero regional entities claimed responsibility regarding the recent attack so far. The national security committee evaluates all potential scenarios executing necessary measures.
Gas storage ship safety and towing damaged regasification vessel
The Prime Minister highlighted damage affecting the regasification vessel exclusively. Emergency response crews successfully separated both ships moving the storage unit. Authorities towed the damaged regasification ship 3.5 kilometers offshore undergoing repairs. Firefighting operations continued successfully across 12 continuous hours today. Civil defense teams utilized specialized drones locating remaining active fire hotspots.
Proactive strategy securing gas supplies deploying backup regasification vessels
Petroleum, Transport, Defense, and Interior ministries responded immediately following the incident. Authorities decided deploying a backup regasification vessel departing Aqaba port immediately.
