Libya: GNA supporters question 'ceasefire' with Haftar ahead of Berlin peace conference

W/S People waving Libyan and other flags, Tripoli
W/S People waving Libyan flags
W/S People with banners
W/S People with banners
SOT, Protester (Arabic): "Concerning the ceasefire, everyone supports it, no logical person wouldn't support it, no one wants his country and home to be destroyed, however, a ceasefire, while the enemy remains in the places he invaded doesn't mean a ceasefire because the shelling didn't stop, missiles are still targeting civilians and just yesterday there were civilian casualties."
M/S People sitting, holding banners
M/S Person sitting, holding banner reading: "France and UAE are partners in killing Libyan children"
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W/S People sitting
SOT, Protester (Arabic): "This is a good agreement we all want to stop the bloodshed however he [Haftar] has to go back to where he came from, this is a fundamental condition of ours, because you make him stand here, how would you sit at the negotiation table [with him], just like you came you have to leave, he has to leave and has to stop, this is what a truce is, as long as you accept that he stays here, between you and him *inaudible* this won't be called a truce."
W/S People sitting, holding banners
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M/S People at ceremony
M/S People at ceremony
M/S People at ceremony
M/S People at ceremony
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Supporters of the Government of National Accord (GNA) held a rally in Tripoli's Martyrs' Square on Friday, protesting against the Libyan National Army (LNA) and its leader General Khalifa Haftar.
"Concerning the ceasefire, everyone supports it, no logical person wouldn't support it, no one want's his country and home to be destroyed, however, a ceasefire, while the enemy remains in the places he invaded doesn't mean a ceasefire because the shelling didn't stop, missiles are still targeting civilians," one of the protesters said.
Another protester added: "This a good agreement [the truce] we all want to stop the bloodshed however he [Haftar] has to go back to where he came from, this is a fundamental condition of ours."
Protesters were seen holding banners reading: "The blood of our martyrs won't be spilled in vain."
In a meeting with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas earlier on Friday, General Haftar "agreed to comply" with the interim truce that was reached with the GNA.
Haftar and the head of Tripoli's UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez al-Sarraj, are expected to arrive in the German capital on Sunday to attend the peace conference.