The Houthis claimed a second strike on 22 July, on the Saudi tanker Layla, alongside the confirmed attack on the Encelia, but Saudi authorities have not confirmed the Layla was hit1. Yahya Saree named both vessels in the same announcement; Saudi state media logged a fire only on the Encelia's bow2.
The gap between claim and confirmation carries weight because the oil price is now leaning on it. The Houthis have a record of maritime claims that outrun the evidence: their mine-strike assertions in the Hormuz approaches were called false by CENTCOM within hours. One tanker on fire with the crew safe is a different order of event from two tankers struck, and a single denied hit could unwind part of the risk premium the strikes have added to crude. The Layla claim rests, for now, on the attacker's word alone.
