The Chairman of the Directors Board of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanalla, said that the suspicious gangs led by the so-called Mohammed Al-Bashir Al-Qurg that closed the crude oil pumping valves, have suspicious links and are driven by hidden hands to move the country into chaos.
Sanalla stressed that the National Oil Corporation submitted a report to the Public Prosecution to take deterrent and accurate measures to reveal the planners, implementers and beneficiaries of this flawed act by closing oil valves during this particular period, especially with the rise in oil prices to levels above 100 dollars per barrel.
He added that the challenge of closing oil was not the most difficult or most dangerous for the stability of the oil sector, but it is the most painful for all Libyans, pointing out that the parties to the strife have only decided to shut down oil at the time of the price boom, which necessitates taking firm steps governed by legal standards and criminal prosecution by the Public Prosecution.