Underwater Bombs Damage Syria's Offshore Oil Facilities

Bombs planted underwater off Syria's coast exploded Monday, damaging oil facilities used to pump oil into one of Syria's two petroleum refineries, state media and the oil minister said.

No one claimed responsibility for the attack, the third to target Syria's oil and gas industry in less than a year.

The attack off the coast of Banias was carried out by "terrorists," state news agency SANA said. Banias is on the Mediterranean shoreline in the Tartous province.

Oil minister Ali Ghanem told state TV that the bombs were planted by divers in the facility used to pump oil to the coast. He said the facility is 3 kilometers (2 miles) off the coast and is 23 meters (yards) underwater.

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