Libya's national oil firm said an oil pipeline that had been blocked for several days by an armed group has reopened, according to Arab News. The National Oil Corporation put the cost of the disruption at $95 million.
The pipeline carries crude from the Al-Sharara oilfield in southwest Libya to the Zawiya export terminal on the Mediterranean coast and is operated by Akakus, a joint venture. The NOC said valve number seven had been reopened, allowing pumping through the line to resume.
