"They targeted the civil airport in Ras Lanuf, and oil tanks in Es Sidra. The rockets fell near the tanks, resulting in only minor damage," said Ali Hassi, a spokesman for forces protecting oil infrastructure.
A spokesman for the Tripoli-allied forces did not immediately respond to a request to confirm the attack.
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