AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEastern Libya: A new investigation tracks Russian cargo ships near Tobruk and examines changes at several air bases, but does not confirm that the vessels carried military equipment. Fuel Supply: Southern Libya faced a third straight day without fuel deliveries, prompting Sebha to prepare to restart its barcode-based rationing system. Border Security: UN-facilitated talks brought officers from east and west together; they agreed to joint field operations and reviewed plans to strengthen shared coordination centres. Flight 114: Libya has notified the International Court of Justice of its intention to sue Israel over the 1973 downing of a Libyan airliner that killed 108 people. Oil Sector: Prosecutors ordered the pretrial detention of a Waha Oil engineering manager over alleged irregularities in a $140 million field rehabilitation contract. Parliament: Lawmakers have replaced Aguila Saleh, ending his 12-year tenure as speaker; Al-Salheen Abdel-Nabi was elected to lead the House of Representatives. Smuggling: An eastern-based brigade says it seized more than 1.3 million narcotic pills in Kufra after a firefight that injured three soldiers.
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