ADNOC says it remains focused on meeting customer needs despite challenging circumstances, following unprovoked attacks targeting its people and assets.
In a statement issued on Friday, the company said 15 of its vessels have been targeted by missile and drone attacks since the start of the conflict while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, including three vessels this week alone.
These incidents have resulted in one death and 20 crew members injured.
ADNOC added that in coordination with relevant authorities, it is taking all necessary steps to protect its people, assets and operations, while continuing to meet customer requirements as much as possible.
The company also stressed the importance of protecting freedom of navigation and ensuring the safe and uninterrupted movement of commercial shipping through international waterways.

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