Iran Denies Israel’s Allegations of Attack on Petroleum Tanker

Iran says it is not involved in the attack on the Japanese petroleum tanker operated by an Israeli company off the coast of Oman, which killed two people last week.

According to reports, Israel blamed Iran for the attack.

Reports from international news agency Reuters, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzada, speaking in an online weekly conference, said that the Zionist state (Israel) has created insecurity, terrorism, and violence and that they (Iran) condemn allegations of any involvement with them.

He stated that such allegations were baseless and that Israel wanted to divert attention from the facts.

It is to be noted that a British and a Romanian citizen were killed in an attack on a Japanese ship operated by the Israeli shipping company Zodiac Maritime on Thursday.

The Israeli foreign minister said the incident deserved a strong response.

Various explanations have emerged for what actually happened to the tanker, according to the company, wherein they added that the incident was a “suspected piracy”.

Sources at the Oman Maritime Security Center said the accident took place outside of Oman’s maritime borders.

According to US and European sources, Iran is suspected to be behind it.

A US State Department official said the attack appeared to have been carried out by a drone, but the government is looking for more definitive evidence.

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