Explosion Rocks Oil Tanker Off Libyan Coast
- The Marshall Islands-registered oil tanker Vilamoura experienced a blast near Libyan waters on June 27, 2025.
- Several tankers that recently visited Russian oil terminals have experienced similar unexplained explosions throughout this year, indicating a possible pattern.
- The Vilamoura carried about one million barrels of crude oil, sustained flooding in its engine room, and was being towed to Greece with no reported injuries or pollution.
- A TMS Tankers spokesperson said on Monday the cause of the explosion is unclear and confirmed all crew onboard were safe and no oil spills occurred.
- This incident implies potential security risks for vessels calling at Russian ports, prompting increased scrutiny and mine checks on tankers operating in the region.
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