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March 14 - Sources familiar with the matter revealed that some oil loading operations at the Port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates, located outside the Strait of Hormuz, have been suspended following a drone attack and subsequent fire on Saturday morning. The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and the Fujairah Port Authority did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The attack comes after the US military struck Harq Island, crucial for Iranian oil exports. Iran responded by stating that any attack on oil and energy infrastructure would provoke attacks on US-linked energy facilities in the region. The escalation of the conflict in the Persian Gulf has disrupted energy trade in the region, damaged oil and gas infrastructure, and nearly severed traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. The Port of Fujairah in the UAE is one of the few remaining ports in the region exporting oil and has previously reported missile threats.According to AFP: Since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Norway has become the largest single supplier of natural gas to the European continent. Now, Norway hopes to use the Middle East conflict as an opportunity to secure EU approval for its (natural gas) drilling in the Arctic.Ukrainian President Zelensky: Overnight, Russia used approximately 430 drones of various types and a large number of missiles. There were 13 ballistic missiles alone, bringing the total number of missiles in the attack to 68. According to preliminary data, 58 of them were shot down by our air defense system.Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russias main target was energy facilities in the Kyiv region, but unfortunately, ordinary residences, schools, and civilian businesses were also attacked and damaged. Four people are currently known to have died.Ukrainian President Zelensky: We are cleaning up the aftermath of the massive Russian attacks in the Kyiv region, Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnepro, and Mykolaiv.