EU’s Red Sea mission says still no oil spill from tanker hit by Houthis

Monitoring situation after missile attack on February 3

Tanker was carrying two million barrels of crude oil

The European Union's Red Sea mission says there is still no evidence of an oil spill from the tanker Safir, which was hit by a missile off the coast of Yemen earlier this month. The mission has been monitoring the situation since the attack on February 3, and says that the tanker is currently stable and there is no immediate risk of an environmental disaster.

The Safir was carrying two million barrels of crude oil when it was attacked, and there were fears that an oil spill could have devastating consequences for the region's marine life.

The EU's Red Sea mission is working with other international organizations to monitor the situation and provide assistance if needed.