Oil Security in Tripoli: Libya’s NOC and Brega Petroleum Marketing say a remotely operated drone attack targeted the Brega Airport Road fuel depot south of Tripoli early Thursday, causing minor damage to some pipelines and tanks; fuel operations and deliveries continued normally as teams lowered fuel levels as a precaution and raised emergency readiness. Fuel Crisis Crackdown: Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi says 490 petrol stations linked to fuel smuggling were shut, while about 365 stations were approved to operate based on actual needs. Digital Banking Push: Libya’s Central Bank reports e-payment transactions worth about LD 764.9bn from 1 January to 31 August, highlighting wider use of digital banking and the national payment switch. Libya-EU/Spain Business Links: The Tripoli Chamber of Commerce will host B2B meetings with Spanish companies on 7 September, focusing on food, cleaning products, tobacco, and medium-voltage electrical equipment. Health Cooperation: Libya and Japan signed a first health-sector memorandum to expand training, expertise exchange, and hospital capacity. Sudan War Spillover: A UN-backed probe warns foreign fighters and external support networks are fueling Sudan’s civil war, including drone use and possible war crimes—naming a transnational network involving the UAE, Chad, Libya, and Somalia.