Greenpeace Thursday praised a "risky" UN-led operation to transfer oil from a rusting Yemen tanker, but warned the threat of environmental catastrophe cannot be ruled out until the operation ends. On Sunday, the UN-owned Nautica arrived off war-torn Yemen to take on 1.14 million barrels of crude oil from the decaying FSO Safer, a rusting 47-year-old vessel that has not been serviced in more than eight years. The difficult transfer operation is expected to begin over the next few days, following years of tense diplomacy between the United Nations, Yemen's Houthi rebels and the internationally recognised government. "We are happy that the Nautica ship approached Safer b
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