Oil loading resumed Sunday at the Fujairah export hub in the United Arab Emirates. The hub had stopped operations Saturday after a drone strike caused a fire.
This strike temporarily halted oil exports from one of the main places in the Gulf that still sends out crude oil. These exports are for places outside the important Strait of Hormuz.
The Fujairah port is vital for shipping oil from the region. Its operations are crucial for global oil markets.
Drone attacks have become a concern for oil-producing nations and the international community.
These attacks can affect the supply of oil and cause worry in the markets.
The full extent of the damage and the impact on future operations is still being assessed.
Authorities are investigating the incident to understand how it happened and to prevent future attacks.
The resumption of partial operations is a step towards returning to normal shipping schedules.