Libya funding blockade threatens paralysis of NOC payments
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Issue 273
- 14 Mar 2014
| 3 minute read
The national crisis provoked by the first successful export of crude from a terminal blockaded by former Petroleum Facilities Guard local commander turned federalist political leader Ibrahim Al-Jathran was not the only disaster brewing in Libya during the first weeks of March. While the now-dismissed prime minister Ali Zeidan was trying and failing to prevent the escape of the North Korean-flagged oil tanker Morning Glory with its cargo of crude from As Sidrah, a further even more debilitating blockade was being put in place in Tripoli.
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