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Libya’s largest oil field, Sharara, will resume production
following a two-week halt, after a pipeline blockade ended
yesterday. This is what an unnamed source from Libya’s oil industry
told Reuters, with the Sharara to resume output today, according to
Bloomberg. The pipeline that was blocked feeds crude oil from
Sharara to the Zawiya export terminal. The armed group responsible
for the latest blockade, which began on August 19, was one led by
Ashraf Al-Gurj—the leader of an organization from Zintan that calls
itself the Reyayna…

Libya’s largest oil field, Sharara, will resume production
following a two-week halt, after a pipeline blockade ended
yesterday. This is what an unnamed source from Libya’s oil industry
told Reuters, with the Sharara to resume output today, according to
Bloomberg. The pipeline that was blocked feeds crude oil from
Sharara to the Zawiya export terminal. The armed group responsible
for the latest blockade, which began on August 19, was one led by
Ashraf Al-Gurj—the leader of an organization from Zintan that calls
itself the Reyayna…

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