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Shell Says Nigeria Pipeline Attacked

Thursday, November 15, 2007 2:15:50 PM
By DULUE MBACHU

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - A major pipeline feeding one of Royal Dutch Shell PLC's two main oil export terminals in southern Nigeria was attacked and ruptured by unknown assailants, the company said Thursday.

The pipeline supplies crude oil to the Forcados oil export terminal, said Precious Okolobo, a spokesman for Shell in Lagos. He would not give further details on the nature of the attack or when it was carried out.

The main militant group fighting in the region claimed responsibility.


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