Armed group shuts Libyan oil pipeline, jeopardising exports
What to know about Armed group shuts Libyan oil pipeline, jeopardising exports
A valve closure on the El Sharara-to-Zawiya pipeline has cut production at a field accounting for roughly a third of Libya's total output, prompting the national oil company to warn it may declare force majeure.
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What happened
A valve closure on the El Sharara-to-Zawiya pipeline has cut production at a field accounting for roughly a third of Libya's total output, prompting the national oil company to warn it may declare force majeure.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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