A drone attack has struck a power station located in Zawiya, a western Libyan city situated near the nation’s largest operational oil refinery. The incident represents the latest in a series of military actions targeting the facility in recent days.
The repeated attacks on the refinery have prompted government officials to evaluate the possibility of shutting down operations entirely. The vulnerability of critical infrastructure to aerial assault has raised concerns about the stability of Libya’s energy sector and economic outlook.
The attack underscores the ongoing security challenges facing Libya’s oil and energy infrastructure. As tensions continue in the region, authorities must balance operational needs with the safety risks posed by the escalating drone strikes on vital facilities.
Originally reported by Aljazeera →
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