UN mission warns disruption to Libya oil infrastructure could trigger sanctions

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 disrupti...

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Libya’s energy infrastructure faces disruption as pipeline closure cuts oil output, public revenues and raises UN sanctions concerns.
Attacks targeting Libya's energy infrastructure, or any actions that could undermine it, may constitute grounds for sanctions under relevant UN Security Council resolutions, the UN Support Mission in Libya said on Saturday.

The warning comes as the Sharara-Zawiya oil pipeline remains closed, causing losses in crude production and public revenues and raising risks to fuel supplies and electricity generation, the mission said in a statement.
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