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Lebanon Set to Spud Its First Offshore Well

Dala Osseiran February 26, 2020

Total will use Vantage Drilling's Tungsten Explorer drillship to drill in Lebanon. The rig has arrived at the offshore location this week. Image credit: Vantage Drilling

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