Al-Sarraj tries to open channels and the army: they stopped the transfer of mercenaries



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Source: Arabia.net – Monia Ghanmi

After Al-Arabiya / Al-Hadath sources reported Tuesday that the reconciliation government in Libya led by Fayez al-Sarraj is trying to open channels with Egypt and other Arab countries, the Libyan military stipulated that the transfer of Mercenaries, refusing to disarm in Sirte and Youfra, had the Turks present as part of the solution initiative.

In details, a military officer from the Libyan Army General Command announced that the Army has reservations about any political avenue to resolve the Libyan crisis, and its departures or understandings do not take into account the dismantling of armed militias and the expulsion of mercenaries and Turks from the country.

Major General Khaled Al-Mahjoub, director of the Department of Moral Guidance of the General Command of the Army, said in a statement to Al-Arabiya.net that the problem is not in the signing of agreements, but in the implementation of their provisions, stating that there are several agreements whose bases have been manipulated, including the Skhirat Agreement. Armed militias and their disarmament are those that impede stability, security and the establishment of institutions, highlighting that the size of the Libyan problem has increased today with foreign mercenaries and Turkish invaders, and the conclusion of agreements to sell the homeland and compromise its sovereignty from military bases and seaports.

This came in response to the escalation of the political movement and discussions among stakeholders in the Libyan crisis in an attempt to reach an understanding on the points of contention between the Libyan factions in the West and East, while the dialogue sessions continue. between the delegations of the Supreme Council of State and the Libyan Parliament in the Moroccan city of Bouznika, in the midst of extreme secrecy about His findings and talks about differences over the division of sovereign positions and the geographical and institutional distribution of the country’s regions, and a delegation affiliated with the Government of National Accord arrived in Egypt to present a new initiative.

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It should be noted that while Libyan negotiations continue in Morocco between members of the Libyan Parliament and the Supreme Council of State, the information reported that a delegation that included Taj al-Din al-Razaki, a national security adviser to the head of the Government of National Accord, Fayez al-Sarraj, heads to Egypt, leading an initiative for a solution. .

According to the information, Al-Razaki has an initiative that includes placing the al-Sada Bridge line, west of Sirte, as a dividing line between the fighting forces, and establishing a ceasefire.

This initiative also includes freezing the expansion of political dialogue sessions in the current period, focusing on the holding of elections in December 2021 under Arab, African and international supervision, in addition to accelerating economic negotiations and the mechanism of income distribution. tankers while ensuring the reopening of oil exports.

Elements fighting alongside the Al-Wefaq militia in Libya - France PressElements fighting alongside the Al-Wefaq militia in Libya – France Press

Military build up around the city

The strategic city of Sirte was, for months, a major obstacle to a ceasefire between the Accord forces in Tripoli, backed by Ankara, and the Libyan army led by Khalifa Haftar, and the two sides claimed not to leave that coastal city.

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While the United Nations has repeatedly warned of the continued military concentration of the two warring parties around the city, Turkey has declared more than once that leaving that city is a loss for the Government of National Accord.

It is noteworthy that Sirte, birthplace of the late Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and later a stronghold of the “ISIS” organization, enjoys a strategic location between the east and west of Libya, and today is one of the main points of conflict between the parties. from the country.



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