Aa.Tr Drone Attack on Salalah Port Injures Worker and Damages Infrastructure
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- •Two drones attacked Salalah Port, injuring one expatriate worker.
- •The attack caused minor damage to a crane but did not disrupt port operations.
- •Oman condemned the attack and emphasized its commitment to national security.
On March 28, 2026, two drones targeted the Port of Salalah in Oman, injuring one expatriate worker and causing limited damage to a crane. The attack was reported by a security source and confirmed by the Oman News Agency. Emergency teams responded quickly, and the injured worker received medical attention. Fortunately, port operations were not significantly disrupted. The Sultanate of Oman condemned the attack, labeling it a heinous act and reaffirming its commitment to national security and the safety of its residents. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns regarding drone attacks on critical infrastructure in the region.
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