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EU maritime force intercepts and redirects UAE tanker headed for Libya after determining it was carrying jet fuel in possible violation of an arms embargo

The ship had sailed from the port of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates and was heading to Benghazi in Libya, the EU military mission said, adding that its cargo of fuel was"likely to be used for military purposes".

The European Union maritime force enforcing the UN arms embargo on Libya has intercepted and redirected a tanker headed for Libya after determining it was carrying jet fuel in possible violation of the ban., to Benghazi, Libya, when members of the EU force’s Operation Irini boarded the ship 150 kilometres north of the Libyan city of Derna, the EU force said on Thursday.

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