UN Considers Sanctions Over Libya Oil Attacks
The United Nations Mission in Libya has emphasized that targeting oil infrastructure, particularly the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline, could result in sanctions under United Nations Security Council resolutions. The closure of valve No. 7 in the Hamada area has caused losses exceeding 942,000 barrels of oil, leading to financial damages of approximately $95 million in just a few days, and the shutdown of the Zawiya refinery unit. The Sharara fields are among the largest in Libya, with a production capacity of up to 340,000 barrels per day. The cessation of its supplies threatens a collapse in production and increases risks to fuel and electricity supplies, as well as the potential declaration of a "force majeure" situation.
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