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Explosion strikes fuel tank at Zawiya oil refinery in western Libya; local media suggest a suicide drone attack. Al-Masar TV aired live footage of flames and smoke. No official cause or casualty reports yet.

An explosion was reported Monday inside a fuel tank at the Zawiya oil refinery in western Libya, with local media suggesting it was targeted by a suicide drone. No official cause or casualty reports were immediately available.

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