Libya’s rebels are close to establishing an oil-protection force to ward off forces loyal to Colonel Muammer Gaddafi, as they seek to restart crude production and generate much-needed cash.
Previous statements from rebel officials indicating the probable resumption of production in the eastern oilfields have been followed by sabotage by pro-Gaddafi forces roaming the deserts in 4x4 convoys.
Three attacks on oil installations since April have led to almost 20 deaths, meaning officials are reluctant to address the timetable for renewed exports.
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