Drone Attack Targets Tripoli Oil Depot, Fuel Supplies Unaffected
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Remote-controlled drone targets Libyan fuel depot weeks after another attack destroyed 4.5-million-litre tank
A remote-controlled drone targeted a major fuel depot in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, weeks after a series of drone attacks destroyed a 4.5-million-litre petrol tank and threatened operations at the country’s largest functioning oil refinery.
The oil depot in Tripoli, owned by the Libyan company Brega, was attacked by a drone, reported to the company. The drone fell near one of the tanks inside the site, but as a result of the incident no one was injured, handed over TASS. "The company's teams immediately took the necessary measures and ensured the safety of the scene of the incident," stated the official Brega statement. The company was assured that the incident had not affected the…
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Drone targets fuel depot in Libyan capital - The Press United
The incident follows a series of attacks on oil, electricity, and water facilities in the west of the divided country Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has reported an attempted drone strike on fuel tanks at a depot in the capital, Tripoli, in the latest attack targeting the conflict-torn country’s energy infrastructure. The remotely controlled drone […] The post Drone targets fuel depot in Libyan capital appeared first on The Press United …
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