BOLDUAN: Oil prices are rising this morning as tension is also rising once again in the Middle East. Iran state media says an oil tanker was possibly hit by two missiles near the Saudi port of Jeddah. They claim the explosions caused oil to start leaking into the Red Sea. What is going on and what is the fallout going to be. CNN international diplomatic editor, Nic Robertson, is joining me now with more on this. Nic, what are you learning?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: Kate, I think there were several headlines here. One of those headlines is we haven't yet seen pictures of the damage, what the Iranians claim the national oil company running the tanker say in the early hours of the day, two missiles hit or two rockets hit the ship, that it punched holes about a meter and a half in diameter. We haven't seen evidence of that so far. They do say that there was an oil spill. We haven't seen evidence of that. There was talk of fire. We haven't seen evidence of that. Although now they say there's no fire. None of the crew were injured. Saudi officials have not said anything about this. Of course, it comes at a very, very tense time. The incident took place about 60 miles, we're told, off the Saudi port city of Jeddah in the Red Sea. The ship, however, has continued to move during this period, which gives you a clear understanding that it is not heavily damaged. But of course, this comes so soon after the attacks on the Saudi oil facilities the Saudis were blaming essentially on Iran. Tensions rising and, with it, again today, the price of oil -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: Nic, thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Thank you all so much for joining me.
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