Libya Security & Travel Advisory: The U.S. State Department upgraded its Libya warning to “Do Not Travel for any reason,” citing crime, terrorism, unrest, kidnapping, landmines, and noting there is currently no U.S. embassy in Libya. Oil & Fuel Infrastructure: Libya’s National Oil Corporation said a suspected drone strike hit Brega Petroleum Marketing’s Tripoli fuel depot, damaging tanks and pipelines but not disrupting fuel distribution; teams began emptying tanks and urged tighter protection of oil sites. Fuel Crisis Claims: Brega Petroleum Marketing says congestion at stations is easing as supply and tanker offloading rise via Misrata, Tobruk, and Zawiya depots, though some queues and public questions about where fuel goes remain. Health Services: Tripoli’s Health Ministry launched the “Nabd 2” campaign to expand adult cardiac catheterization diagnostics and treatment starting 6 September, aiming to cut waiting lists by localizing care. Education in Benghazi: The University of Benghazi reopened after major rehabilitation, with officials including Benghazi’s military leadership praising the return of higher education after war damage. Regional Diplomacy: Qatar took part in the Arab League Council session in Cairo, with Libya among the agenda items, as the council prepares for a ministerial-level meeting.