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Feedback >>Two days after it was attacked by Isis, fires are still raging at a crude oil storage facility in northern Libya.
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Feedback >>More storage tanks were ablaze at one of Libya''s main oil terminals after a rocket attack by the Fajr Libya militants.Libya''s Security officials say the flam
Feedback >>One of Libya''s biggest oil facilities was hit on Thursday by a Grad rocket, setting an oil storage tank on fire. (Dec. 25)Subscribe for more Breaking News: h
Feedback >>At least four oil storage tanks have been set ablaze during deadly fighting in Libya as the Islamic State group tries to seize export terminals, the National
Feedback >>A member of a firefighting crew said on Thursday, Libya has made more progress in extinguishing a fire at oil storage tanks at the country''s biggest oil port
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