Libya's Sirte Oil Company Halts Land Transport Amid Escalating Tensions

The Sirte Oil Company in Libya has ceased all land transportation to the nation's western regions, including Tripoli, citing escalating security issues. After intense clashes in Libya's capital, a government-declared ceasefire managed to calm the situation, bringing a temporary halt to the recent surge in violence.

In a significant move, Libya's Sirte Oil Company announced on Wednesday the suspension of land transportation to the western part of the country, including the capital, Tripoli, as security conditions continue to worsen.

The announcement comes in the wake of the most violent clashes seen in Tripoli in years. However, tension eased following a ceasefire invoked by the government, bringing a momentary peace to the capital.

The recent developments highlight the ongoing instability in Libya, raising concerns over the safety of key infrastructure and personnel associated with vital oil operations.

(With inputs from agencies.)