Libyan- Libyan military talks to resume next week.

Tunisia, September 30, 2020 (LANA) - Sources from the United Nations Support Mission in Libya confirmed that the Libyan-Libyan military talks will be resumed next week after a meeting in Egypt, and the mission expressed its hope that this would pave the way for a permanent ceasefire. Reuters quoted the mission's sources as saying (that the talks held in Egypt dealt with confidence-building measures, security arrangements and the role of the Petroleum Facilities Guard, which is supposed to be based on protecting the infrastructure of the oil sector and is not linked to private agendas) and that the meeting concluded with a set of recommendations to be presented to the Military Committee including: (Immediately release everyone who is detained on ID without any conditions or restrictions, and take urgent measures to exchange detainees due to military operations and to expedite the opening of air and land transport lines). The United Nations accuses countries, including countries that have formally supported their efforts to reach a ceasefire, of violating the arms embargo. ... (LANA) ...