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titleUAE Fujairah Port Attack — March 14, 2026

UAE's only oil export terminal outside the Strait of Hormuz was struck by Iranian missiles on March 14, 2026. Multiple port areas and key installations were seen burning in OSINT imagery. Fujairah is critical because it is the only UAE crude export terminal outside Hormuz.

Date: March 14, 2026

Location: Fujairah, UAE

Perpetrator: Iran (attributed by OSINT reporting)

Summary

Fujairah is the UAE's only oil export terminal located outside the Strait of Hormuz, making it a critical piece of infrastructure for alternative export routing when Hormuz is constrained. On March 14, 2026, multiple areas of the port — a key installation and the UAE's only oil export terminal outside of the Strait of Hormuz — were seen burning in OSINT imagery.

Significance

The Fujairah ADCOP (Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline) terminal was already documented as damaged prior to this attack. The facility represents the UAE's primary bypass route for getting crude to market without transiting Hormuz. Damage to Fujairah effectively removes the UAE's primary alternative export route, compounding the supply shock.

Source

@Osinttechnical — March 14, 2026

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Bibliography

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