Military solution to the conflict in Libya is not, the parties must resolve the problems in the negotiations, said the Minister of foreign Affairs of Russia Sergey Lavrov.
"Russia has consistently all these years comes from the fact that the Libyan conflict has no military solution and that all contradictions can and should be resolved by political means at the negotiating table by the Libyans," he said at the meeting with the speaker of the ruling Libya in the East of the house of representatives (Parliament) Aquila Saleh.
After the overthrow and murder of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, Libya has virtually ceased to function as a unified state. Now the country is in a diarchy. To the East sits a Parliament elected by people, and in the West, in the capital Tripoli, the rules generated with the support of the UN and the European Union, the Government of national consent headed by Saragam. The authorities of the Eastern part of the country operate independently from Tripoli to cooperate with the Libyan national army, led by Marshal Khalifa the Haftarot, which is April 2019 not stop trying to seize Tripoli.
In late April, Haftar announced the release of a political agreement on the peaceful settlement of the conflict and the formation of the NTC, signed on December 17 2015 in the city of Skhirat (Morocco). Haftar also said that the LDF takes into their hands the management of all controlled territories.
