A shipment of Nokia mobile phones ordered by a Libyan phone dealer in 2010 has finally been delivered—16 years later—after being stuck in warehouses amid the country’s prolonged inst@bil!ty. The phones were stranded following the outbreak of L!by@’s civ!l w@r in 2011, which led to the collapse of logistics networks, dysfunctional cust-ms systems and persistent secur!ty concerns. The long-delayed delivery highlights the far-reaching impact of c-onfl!ct on everyday commerce, with goods ordered in