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The Libyan navy detained 20 Filipino crew members near
Tunisian waters after intercepting their oil tanker, according to
official sources that spoke to The Libya Observer. Spokesman Atounb
Qassam said the navy captured the vessel in the Abu Kammash area
off the west coast of Tripoli on allegations that the fuel was
being smuggled. All members of the crew have been transferred to
Tripoli for further interrogations. The Greek vessel was an oil
tanker carrying 6 million liters of fuel, but its grade and
original extraction location is still unknown.…
Tunisian waters after intercepting their oil tanker, according to
official sources that spoke to The Libya Observer. Spokesman Atounb
Qassam said the navy captured the vessel in the Abu Kammash area
off the west coast of Tripoli on allegations that the fuel was
being smuggled. All members of the crew have been transferred to
Tripoli for further interrogations. The Greek vessel was an oil
tanker carrying 6 million liters of fuel, but its grade and
original extraction location is still unknown.…
The Libyan navy detained 20 Filipino crew members near
Tunisian waters after intercepting their oil tanker, according to
official sources that spoke to The Libya Observer. Spokesman Atounb
Qassam said the navy captured the vessel in the Abu Kammash area
off the west coast of Tripoli on allegations that the fuel was
being smuggled. All members of the crew have been transferred to
Tripoli for further interrogations. The Greek vessel was an oil
tanker carrying 6 million liters of fuel, but its grade and
original extraction location is still unknown.…
Tunisian waters after intercepting their oil tanker, according to
official sources that spoke to The Libya Observer. Spokesman Atounb
Qassam said the navy captured the vessel in the Abu Kammash area
off the west coast of Tripoli on allegations that the fuel was
being smuggled. All members of the crew have been transferred to
Tripoli for further interrogations. The Greek vessel was an oil
tanker carrying 6 million liters of fuel, but its grade and
original extraction location is still unknown.…