The Marlin Luanda in Le Havre, France, in September 2022. Reuters
In this photo provided by the Indian Navy on Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024, a view of the oil tanker Marlin Luanda on fire after an attack, in the Red sea. The crew aboard a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker hit by a missile launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels is battling a fire onboard the stricken vessel sparked by the strike. (Indian Navy via AP)
Smoke rises from the Marlin Luanda in the Gulf of Aden. Reuters
The attack caused a fire in a cargo tank, but there were no casualties or injuries among the crew, according to London-based multinational company Trafigura, which said the vessel was operating on its behalf. Reuters
An Indian Navy image shows the stricken Marlin Luanda in the distance. The fire was later extinguished. AP
The Marlin Luanda in Le Havre, France, in September 2022. Reuters
In this photo provided by the Indian Navy on Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024, a view of the oil tanker Marlin Luanda on fire after an attack, in the Red sea. The crew aboard a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker hit by a missile launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels is battling a fire onboard the stricken vessel sparked by the strike. (Indian Navy via AP)
Smoke rises from the Marlin Luanda in the Gulf of Aden. Reuters
The attack caused a fire in a cargo tank, but there were no casualties or injuries among the crew, according to London-based multinational company Trafigura, which said the vessel was operating on its behalf. Reuters
An Indian Navy image shows the stricken Marlin Luanda in the distance. The fire was later extinguished. AP
The Marlin Luanda in Le Havre, France, in September 2022. Reuters
