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Libya’s eastern-based government has stated it may declare force majeure on oil fields and ports.
This potential action is due to “repeated assaults on the National Oil Corporation (NOC).”
The Benghazi-based government is not internationally recognized but controls most oilfields via Khalifa Haftar.
They also suggested temporarily relocating the NOC headquarters to eastern-controlled safe cities like Ras Lanuf and Brega.
The NOC, situated in Tripoli under the internationally recognized Government of National Unity (GNU), refuted claims of its headquarters being stormed as “completely false.”
The NOC emphasized its normal operations and uninterrupted vital duties.
Acting NOC head Hussain Safar described the incident as a minor personal dispute contained by security, without affecting workflow or employee safety.
GNU’s media office released footage showing stable conditions at the NOC headquarters, denying any storming.
Libya’s oil output has faced repeated disruptions since the 2014 division between eastern and western authorities.
In August, a political standoff caused a significant production loss and export halts.
These shutdowns lasted over a month before a gradual resumption in October.
The NOC reported Libya’s crude oil production reached 1.3 million barrels per day recently.
