U.S. military aircraft fire at and disable a second oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, according to Navy Times and Military Times. The incident is described as the second U.S. intervention this week against vessels deemed non-compliant. Both outlets report that the action targets the tanker after it does not meet expected requirements, and that the aircraft’s strike results in the vessel being disabled. The two reports do not provide additional details on the tanker’s ownership, flags, or the specific compliance measures allegedly violated, nor do they describe any confirmed casualties or damage beyond the disabling of the ship. Taken together, the coverage indicates an ongoing U.S. operational pattern in the region in which aircraft engage at least two non-compliant maritime targets within days. The reports focus on the fact that this is the second such intervention in the week and that the Gulf of Oman is the location of the most recent action.