Fujairah Oil Terminal Hit by Coordinated Cyber and Military Strikes Maritime intelligence firm Windward reports that the Fujairah oil terminal in the UAE has been targeted in a series of synchronized cyber and military attacks. The VTTI terminal suffered a drone strike, igniting a fire that has burned for over 48 hours, while the ADNOC-owned supertanker Barakah was hit by two drones during the same period. The attacks have severely disrupted UAE crude oil exports, which have plummeted to 1.35 million barrels per day a 58% drop from the ten-year seasonal average. The SPM-2 loading platform was evacuated following the strikes, and no replacement vessels have approached the facility amid ongoing fires in storage and loading areas. The disruptions have created a maritime bottleneck, with over 100 vessels stranded at anchorage as loading and departure operations remain suspended. The incident underscores escalating regional tensions, with Iran-linked narratives framing the attacks as part of a broader geopolitical conflict. The full extent of the cyber component and its operational impact remains under assessment.