A severe fuel shortage in oil-rich Libya has led to the suspension of the country's top fuel supply official as tit-for-tat moves between rival governments escalate
A severe fuel shortage in oil-rich Libya has led to the suspension of the country’s top fuel supply official as tit-for-tat moves between rival governments escalate and sound alarm bells over the fragility of the political status quo. Rival governments that control different parts of Libya ’s oil wealth chain are jockeying for position ahead of another showdown that could once again lead to a halt of Libya n oil exports.
Earlier on Wednesday, Dbeibah demanded the reopening of all fuel stations that had closed in Tripoli due to the shortage of supplies, while the government is now attempting to devise a mechanism for distributing fuel to those stations. According to the Libya Observer, lines at those fuel stations still open on Wednesday were up to seven miles long.
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