Libya's National Oil Corporation says an armed group closed a pipeline valve in Al-Rayna, halting oil shipments from the Hamada and Tahara fields to the Zawiya refinery. Technical crews stopped pumping at 12:30 a.m. after pressure built up inside the pipeline, threatening the safety of the line and connected facilities. The corporation warned that a continued shutdown would disrupt about 15,000 barrels of daily refinery supply and called on security authorities to secure the pipeline and reopen the valve.

Libya's National Oil Corporation says an armed group closed a pipeline valve in Al-Rayna, halting oil shipments from the Hamada and Tahara fields to the Zawiya refinery. Technical crews stopped pumping at 12:30 a.m. after pressure built up inside the pipeline, threatening the safety of the line and connected facilities. The corporation warned that a continued shutdown would disrupt about 15,000 barrels of daily refinery supply and called on security authorities to secure the pipeline and reopen the valve.