AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoOil & Security: A drone strike hit a gasoline storage tank at Libya’s Zawiya refinery (about 47km west of Tripoli), triggering a massive blaze that burned into Tuesday; the tank held about 4.5 million litres and later collapsed, with no reported serious casualties. Energy Operations: Libya’s National Oil Corporation warned it could declare force majeure and suspend operations if attacks continue, after multiple drone incidents around the Zawiya complex including a nearby strike that caused no damage. Policy & Protection: The House of Representatives’ Energy and Natural Resources Committee condemned the attack and urged tighter security and coordination to protect vital oil installations. Regional Industry Links: Egypt and Libya are reportedly nearing an $800km Tobruk-to-Alexandria oil pipeline deal (costing over $1bn) to secure crude supply amid Hormuz disruptions. Governance Shock: Libya’s central bank governor Naji Issa submitted his resignation without explanation, adding to financial uncertainty. Security Incident: A car bombing in Benghazi killed eastern Libya’s military intelligence chief, underscoring ongoing instability.
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