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Libya oil pipeline shutdown halts three sites amid guards' protest

The Hamada–Zawiya oil pipeline has been closed during a protest by facility guards, stopping operations at three sites.

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A prolonged shutdown could disrupt Libyan oil production and exports in an already unstable energy sector.

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