US Navy says it is assisting 2 oil tankers targeted in 'reported attack' in Gulf of Oman

Jun 13, 2019

US Navy says it is assisting 2 oil tankers targeted in 'reported attack' in Gulf of Oman

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — US Navy says it is assisting 2 oil tankers targeted in 'reported attack' in Gulf of Oman.

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