Libyan oil output at risk due to drone disturbances

Repeated drone attacks on oil facilities in Zawiya, Libya, threaten the continued production and hinder refining and storage operations. This could lead to a declaration of a "force majeure" situation and the suspension of activities at the refinery. These attacks have caused widespread fires, including the collapse of a tank holding 4.5 million liters of gasoline, along with damage to other storage tanks, resulting in the destruction of part of the inventory and a partial impact on fuel distribution. Experts and officials warn that ongoing attacks could force the halt of production of over 100,000 barrels per day and the export of around 200,000 barrels of crude oil, threatening more than 20% of the country's oil revenues and reflecting the fragile security situation and increasing risks to the Libyan oil sector.

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