A view of the anchorage at the Es Sider export terminal in Ras Lanuf, west of Benghazi in March, 2014. Reuters LONDON—Libya said Wednesday it was resuming oil exports from its largest terminal after a year-long stoppage, as its oil industry manages to recover despite intense fighting in large cities. But new uncertainty emerged later in the day as Libya’s de facto oil minister said he was being replaced. Italian tanker Maria Bottiglieri, which arrived overnight, is set to leave later Wednesday from the Es Sider terminal with about 600,000 barrels on board, Mohamed el-Harari, a spokesman for the state-owned National Oil Co. told The Wall Street Journal. Mr. el-Harari said the vessel was chartered by Austria’s OMG AG and is bound for the Italian port of Trieste, confirming information from shipping and oil managers. The terminal, which has an export capacity of 350,000 barrels a day, hasn’t shipped […]