UN warns disruption of Libya's oil infrastructure could trigger Security Council action
UNSMIL said continued disruption of the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline is causing major production and revenue losses and threatening essential services.
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The United Nations has warned that actions undermining Libya's oil infrastructure could trigger UN Security Council measures, according to Anadolu Agency.
The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) said continued disruption of the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline is causing major losses in oil production and revenue, and is threatening essential services in the country.
The warning underscores international concern over the stability of Libya's oil sector, which remains a critical source of government revenue amid the country's ongoing political divisions.
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- UN warns actions undermining Libya's oil infrastructure could trigger Security Council measures — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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