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UN mission warns disruption to Libya oil infrastructure could trigger sanctions

Summary by Times of India
Libya's energy infrastructure has been targeted, raising concerns over potential sanctions from the United Nations. The closing of the Sharara-Zawiya oil pipeline is causing significant losses in crude production and public revenues. This disruption is increasing risks associated with fuel supplies and electricity generation in the country. The UN Support Mission in Libya issued a statement addressing these critical issues.

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Anadolu AjansıAnadolu Ajansı
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UN Warns Actions Undermining Libya's Oil Infrastructure Could Trigger Security Council Measures

UNSMIL says continued disruption of Sharara-Zawiya pipeline is causing major production, revenue losses and threatening essential services

·Ankara, Türkiye
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ReutersReuters
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UN mission warns disruption to Libya oil infrastructure could trigger sanctions

·London, United Kingdom
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UN Mission Alerts to Sanctions for Libyan Infrastructure Disruption

Alert on attacks directed at oil installations arise while Shara-Zawiya oil pipeline remains closed

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TerraTerra

UN Mission Warns that Disruption of Libya's Oil Infrastructure May Result in Sanctions

Attacks directed at Libya's energy infrastructure, or any actions that may ...

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El EconomistaEl Economista

Disturbing Libya’s Oil Infrastructure Could Lead to Sanctions: UN

Attacks directed against Libya's energy infrastructure, or any action that could undermine it, can be a source of sanctions under the relevant UN Security Council resolutions, the UN Support Mission in Libya declared on Saturday.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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