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Libya's Waha Oil says it contained leak on Zaqout-Sidra pipeline, pumping resumed after repairs

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Libya's Waha Oil Company said in ​a statement on Saturday ‌it contained a leak on the Zaqout-Sidra pipeline within ​24 hours of ​detecting it during routine ⁠inspection and resumed pumping ​into the line ​at 4:00 a.m. after the leak was fully brought ​under control. Waha's daily ​output typically ranges between 340,000 ‌and ⁠400,000 bpd under normal operations, a source at the company told ​Reuters ​earlier ⁠this year.

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Zawiya's desalination plant, the largest in western Libya, was attacked this Sunday morning with a drone of unknown origin, which caused a "great" water leak and "important" damage to the transportation pipelines, the company reported through social networks.Keep reading...

·Barcelona, Spain
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Libya's Zawiya Refinery announced that a drone had hit a fuel tank at the refinery in the northeast of the country.

·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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Zawiya's desalination plant, the largest in western Libya, was attacked today with a drone of unknown origin, causing a leak of water and damage to transport lines, informed the company on social networks.

·Portugal
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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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