US Embassy says Haftar committed to reopen Libyan oil production Sunday
He made the pledge via an exchange of letters between his self-styled Libyan National Army and the embassy.
By Sunday morning, however, Haftar and the LNA still hadn’t made any public statement about ending their blockade or allowing oil shipments to resume.
The U.S. “is encouraged by an apparent sovereign Libyan agreement to enable the National Oil Corp. to resume its vital and apolitical work,” the embassy’s statement said.
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