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NOC scorns allegations LNA using its airstrips; Al-Wafa pipeline reopened
By Jamie Prentis. Tunis, 13 April 2017: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has rejected accusations it allowed Libyan National Army ...
Tag: Ras Lanuf
NOC confident of again controlling Oil Crescent export terminals
By Libya Herald reporters Tripoli/Tunis, 20 March 2017: National Oil Corporation chief Mustafa Sanalla remains confident that the organisation will ...
Brega car bomb defused as clashes reported between Misratans and LNA near Sirte
By Libya Herald reporters. LNA bomb disposal team beside Brega car bomb (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 15 February 2017: Libyan ...
LNA recaptures Sidra and Ras Lanuf oil terminals
By Libya Herald reporters. Benghazi/Tunis, 14 March 2017: Libyan National Army (LNA) forces have retaken the Ras Lanuf and Sidra ...
LNA said to have 5,000 troops at Brega while Hafter pays Cairo flying visit
By Libya Herald reporters. An LNA column waiting near Brega today (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 7 March 2017: The Libyan ...
PC sends Petroleum Facilities Guards to take over Sidra and Ras Lanuf
By Moutaz Ali. Petroleum Facilities Guard chief Idris Bukhamada (File photo) Tripoli, 7 March 2017: The Presidency Council moved quickly to ...
LNA counter-attacks appear to fail while further retreats reported
By Libya Herald reporters. What is said to be a BDB checkpoint at Ras Lanuf (Photo: Social media) Benghazi and Tunis, ...
NOC’s Mustafa Sanalla rebuffs interference from Ghwell following attack on NOC HQ
By Libya Herald reporters. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla in his Tripoli office (file photo) Tripoli, 4 March 2017: NOC chief ...
BREAKING: LNA reportedly retakes Ras Lanuf and is advancing on Sidra
By Libya Herald reporters. Part of the Ras Lanuf oil terminal (File photo) Benghazi, 4 March 2017: There are reports ...
Return of Waha production helps oil output to 580,000 bpd
By Libya Herald reporters. Nodding donkeys in one of the Waha fields (Photo: Waha Oil) Tripoli and Tunis, 18 October ...
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