The ship "NCC MASA," owned by a Saudi company, was targeted while sailing in the Red Sea, resulting in a minor injury to the ship's hull, according to what was reported by SPA, citing an official source from the Saudi General Authority for Transport.

The source clarified that the ship continued its voyage to its destination after confirming the safety of the ship and its crew members.

The continuation of these attacks is a violation of international laws and norms that ensure the safety of commercial ships and their crews.

This comes a day after the ship "ENCELIA," owned by a Saudi company, was targeted while sailing in the Red Sea, resulting in a fire at the front of the ship.

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Millions of barrels of Saudi oil continue to be shipped from the kingdom's western coast on the Red Sea to the global market, despite threats and attacks by the Houthi group in Yemen against navigation in Bab el-Mandeb.

The port of Yanbu on the Red Sea is considered one of the most important alternative routes in the oil market, at a time when Iran is trying to stop the flow of crude through the Strait of Hormuz.

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