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Drone strike in western Libya torches a power substation, triggering outages

A drone strike in Zawiya, Libya, has set a power substation ablaze, leading to widespread outages. The facility, vital for the region's energy, is confirmed destroyed, with no group claiming responsibility so far. Prime Minister Dbeibah con...

AP News· Aug 12, 2026 · 10:42 AM · 6 views

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A drone strike in Zawiya, Libya, has set a power substation ablaze, leading to widespread outages. The facility, vital for the region's energy, is confirmed destroyed, with no group claiming responsibility so far. Prime Minister Dbeibah condemns the attack as a serious crime and pledges accountability.

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