Iran has said oil exports from Kharg Island are continuing normally despite US strikes on the key oil terminal, with no casualties reported, according to media reports.
Ehsan Jahanian, political deputy to the governor of Bushehr province in southern Iran, acknowledged the attacks on Kharg Island but said oil exports were “fully under way” and the island’s oil facilities remained intact.
He said the process of exporting oil from the Kharg oil terminal was continuing and companies operating on the island were carrying out their activities without interruption, according to the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency.
Jahanian added that parts of military facilities and Kharg Airport were damaged in the strikes.
However, he said no military personnel, oil company employees or residents of the island were injured in the attack and that all sectors were continuing their routine operations.
With inputs from BBC