Zeidan and Tobruk oil blockaders – more at odds than ever
By Ahmed Elumami. Tobruk's Hariga terminal - still closed Tripoli, 4 December 2013: At a press conference today, Prime Minister ...
Tag: 000 b/d are both run by NOC subsidiary AGOCO. However a few hours after the prime minister’s press conference
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