Oil tanker boarded by U.S. military

U.S. special forces have boarded and taken control of the oil tanker that left Libya in illegally procured oil. The oil tanker, which is flagged in North Korea, fueled in a Libyan port controlled by rebels last week.
No one was injured when "the U.S. military, at the request of the governments of Libya and Cyprus, boarded the commercial oil tanker Morning Glory - a stateless ship that was taken by three armed Libyans earlier this month," announced the U.S. försvarshögkvarterets press secretary John Kirby. According to the Pentagon belonged to the American power elite dressing Seal.
Zeidan was forced to resign
Libyan government forces would escort the vessel from rebel port in eastern Libya, as the ship instead managed to get out in international waters.
The incident sparked a government crisis and Prime Minister Ali Zeidan was forced to resign after a vote of confidence. Zeidan left Libya after the vote.