An armed group said to be affiliated with Tripoli’s Libyan Government of National Unity raided the country’s National Oil Company in a move to force a change in leadership.
- Jul 14, 2022, 11:00 AM CDT
According to the NOC, on its Facebook page, some employees were injured in the raid, but Sanalla continues to. Following the raid on Thursday morning, Sanalla addressed the public on national television, saying that Dbeibah’s government lacks legitimacy. Dbeibah and the Libyan Oil MInistry have attempted in the past to remove Sanalla from the NOC. All attempts have so far been unsuccessful.
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