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Mexican navy says vessel, natural seabed oil leaks caused Gulf coast spill

ReutersMar 26, 2026 6:48 PM

MEXICO CITY, March 26 (Reuters) - Mexican Secretary of Navy Raymundo Morales said on Thursday that a vessel and natural oil emanations from the seabed caused the spill along the Gulf of Mexico coast.

Mexico's state-oil company Pemex is also conducting underwater checks to rule out structural failure of oil rigs, Morales added in a press conference.

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