A Greek-operated oil tanker was bombed near a port in eastern Libya , killing two sailors and underscoring a fresh threat to shipments from the country with Africa ’s biggest crude reserves. The Araevo, bearing a Liberian flag, was struck by a rocket during an airstrike yesterday in front of Derna port, killing two crew members and seriously injuring two others, according to an e-mailed statement from Libya’s state-run National Oil Corp. The attack didn’t result in a leak and the vessel is now in Tobruk port also in the east, Ilias Syrros, the safety manager for Aegean Shipping Enterprises Co., the Piraeus, Greece-based firm operating the tanker, said by phone. Libya is split between the United Nations-recognized government of Abdullah al-Thinni in the east and Islamists who control Tripoli in the west. Al-Thinni’s forces bombed the ship after it failed to provide details on its itinerary, said Ahmad […]