Military clashes near Libya’s largest oil field have made conditions unsafe and production isn’t likely to restart soon, the country’s National Oil Corp. said Friday. On Wednesday, a militia called the Libyan National Army had entered the facility in southern Libya without a fight. The force’s arrival raised hopes production at the 315,000-barrels-a-day Sharara field could restart after a two-month shut down by protesters who had occupied it.

Source: Wall Street Journal February 08, 2019 18:25 UTC