Libya's Energy Woes: A Tale of Terror and Tit for Tat The latest drone attacks on energy infrastructure in Libya serve as a stark reminder that the country's crisis is not just about rival factions vying for power, but also about the devastating consequences of terrorizing civilians.
The repeated strikes on oil and power installations have crippled fuel supplies and exacerbated power cuts, leaving millions without access to basic necessities.
The city of Az Zawiya, strategically located in northwestern Libya, has become a battleground for control. Rival groups are locked in a struggle that has spilled over into the civilian population.