Drone strikes hit Libya's Zawiya oil and power infrastructure

A series of drone strikes targeted critical energy infrastructure in Libya — Zawiya, Libya, including the country's largest oil refinery, a power plant, and an electrical substation, causing fires, outages, and damage. The National Oil Corporation warned it could declare force majeure and halt operations at the Libya — Zawiya refinery if attacks continued. The attacks occurred amid rising tensions between the western government of Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh and warlord Mohamed Bahroun, who controls Libya — Zawiya. No group claimed responsibility. Separately, a car bomb in Libya — Benghazi killed Major General Fawzy al-Mansouri, a senior military intelligence officer in Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan visited Libya during the attacks, meeting with officials in Libya — Tripoli and Libya — Benghazi.