Drone Sabotage on Fuel Infrastructure: Libya’s National Oil Corporation says a drone attack hit Brega Petroleum Marketing Company’s Airport Road fuel depot in Brega, damaging tanks 213 and 220 and nearby pipelines with falling shrapnel, but fuel distribution continued; NOC says teams began emptying tanks and urged security authorities to harden protection of oil assets. Tripoli Depot Update: Brega’s spokesperson Ahmed Al-Maslati told TV that the Tripoli depot strike caused no injuries and no supply disruption, with specialized teams securing the area while Tripoli Port deliveries continued. Power Sector Reliability: GECOL connected the third unit at Zawia Combined-Cycle Power Plant (150 MW) back to the national grid after overhaul by GE Vernova, delayed by earlier drone targeting and militia clashes. Libya Political Stability: A UN-backed 4+4 electoral roadmap signed in Tripoli faces fresh executive infighting, keeping Libya’s west-east institutional split in focus. Regional Diplomacy Touchpoints: Qatar attended the Arab League Council session in Cairo, with Libya listed among evolving situations on the agenda. External Risk to Libya’s Energy Role: A commentary highlights how Libya’s oil-and-gas concentration makes the economy vulnerable to attacks, while noting early industrial diversification in cement and steel.