Libya Oil Guards Say They Stopped Blockade at Hariga Port

February 10, 2021

© MagioreStockStudio / Adobe Stock
© MagioreStockStudio / Adobe Stock

Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guards have stopped blockading the port of Hariga at Tobruk after being paid, they said in a video statement on Wednesday whose authenticity was confirmed by a guards member.

The stoppage at Hariga began last month and contributed to a decline in Libyan oil output, a Libyan oil source said this week.


(Reporting by Ayman al-Warfali, writing by Angus McDowall; editing by Grant McCool)

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