Libya's Central Bank Governor Flees Amid Militia Threats

The power struggle over Libya's central bank intensifies, disrupting banking operations and oil production.

Governor Sadiq al-Kabir and senior bank staff have fled Libya due to militia threats.
The Tripoli-based government attempted to replace al-Kabir, escalating tensions with the eastern administration.
Banking operations are suspended, leaving citizens unable to access funds or make transfers.
The eastern government has shut down oilfields, further destabilizing the economy.
The UN has called for the protection of central bank employees and the lifting of force majeure on oil fields.