Armed group shuts valve on Libya's Sharara crude pipeline, cuts output, NOC says
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An armed group has shut down an oil pipeline in Libya. The pipeline is managed by the National Oil Corporation (NOC). As a result, crude oil production has been reduced, the company said in a statement. This concerns Pipeline 7, which runs from the Sharara oil field in the southwest to the port of Zawiyah in the north of the country. The Petroleum Facilities Guard has shut down the pipeline. The group is responsible for the security of Libyan o…
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NOC stated that an armed group shut down valve number 7 on the Sharara crude oil pipeline, rendering the Zawiya line inoperable and reducing production in Sharara. Despite NOC's calls, teams were unable to reach the valve; a warning was issued that production could completely stop if the valve remains closed.
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