A tanker named "Kristalina" carrying 32,000 tons of gasoline arrived at the port of Jiliana in Benghazi on October 4, 2026. The shipment is part of a supply movement aimed at meeting the needs of the local market. According to a statement by the Libyan Oil Marketing Company, "Brega", 20,000 tons will be unloaded in Benghazi, while the remaining 12,000 tons will be transported to Tobruk.

The arrival of the tanker is expected to support the fuel supply in the region. Meanwhile, the Ras Al-Manqar warehouse has started distribution operations to cover the needs of several areas, including Al-Hilal, Al-Bayda, Derna, Al-Jabal Al-Akhdar, Al-Marj, Al-Quba, and Shahat. The company stated that the fuel supply operations are ongoing, aiming to support the reserves and ensure regular supplies in the eastern region.

In a related development, another tanker, "M/T CB ADRIATIC", arrived at the port of Al-Haritha in Tobruk on October 3, 2026, carrying 32,676 tons of diesel. This shipment is also part of the ongoing fuel supply movement to support the region's needs. The Libyan Oil Marketing Company, "Brega", confirmed that these shipments are part of the company's efforts to enhance the fuel supply and meet the demands of the local market.

The fuel supply operations are being carried out through various routes, including the port of Al-Brega. The company stated that the fuel shipments are being transported to the warehouses, including the Sabha warehouse, to ensure a steady supply of fuel to the local market. The ongoing efforts aim to meet the fuel demands of the region and support the local economy.

The Libyan Oil Marketing Company, "Brega", plays a crucial role in managing the country's fuel supply. The company's efforts to import fuel and distribute it to various regions in Libya are essential to meeting the local market demands. The company's statement highlighted its commitment to ensuring a regular fuel supply and supporting the local economy.

The arrival of the tanker carrying 32,000 tons of gasoline is expected to have a positive impact on the fuel supply in Benghazi and other regions. The ongoing fuel supply operations by "Brega" aim to support the local market and meet the demands of the region. The company's efforts to enhance the fuel supply are crucial to supporting the local economy and ensuring a steady supply of fuel to the population.

The fuel supply situation in Libya has been a challenge in recent years, with various regions experiencing shortages. The efforts by "Brega" to import fuel and distribute it to various regions are essential to addressing these challenges. The company's commitment to ensuring a regular fuel supply is crucial to supporting the local economy and meeting the demands of the local market.

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  • A tanker carrying 32,000 tons of gasoline has docked at the port of Jiliana in Benghazi, Libya.

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