Libya Today .. Announcement from Tripoli, an alert in Benghazi, and a statement from the Sirte Operations Room

The Sirte Operations Room issued a new statement regarding its position on the political negotiations between the parties to the crisis, and while the House of Representatives in Tripoli announced its rejection of any agreement outside the framework of legitimacy, Benghazi is witnessing a security alert in anticipation of demonstrations protesting against the deterioration of living conditions.

The Sirte and Al-Jufra Operations Room of the Government of National Accord announced its refusal to involve its name in political, governmental or regional disputes, and stressed that it is a party to any political maneuvering.

In a statement, the Chamber affirmed the inviolability of Libyan soil and national unity, and said that it is not committed to any lines and divisions that it draws from their delusional character.

The Chamber affirmed its subordination to the Supreme Commander of the Libyan Army, represented by the Presidential Council of the Government of National Accord, and its commitment to implementing the instructions of the Ministry of Defense and the Chief of Staff of the Government of National Accord.

"We reject that the chamber and its men and their sacrifices be a party to any political maneuvering, even if it takes shiny slogans," said the spokesman for the Sirte and Jufrah Operations Room, Brigadier General Abdul Hadi Dara.

For his part,

. The Libyan Parliament, meeting in the capital, Tripoli, announced its rejection of any unilateral agreement outside the framework of legitimacy, and renewed its rejection of any understandings that might return the retired Major General Khalifa Haftar to the political scene.

The Council also affirmed in a statement its rejection of what it called individual and collective attempts to transfer the Libyan issue outside the umbrella of the United Nations, stressing that any decision affecting the Libyan wealth must be in the hands of the legitimate authorities.

The House of Representatives held the Presidency Council of the Government of National Accord fully responsible for any unilateral agreements concluded outside the framework of the political consensus and not presented to the House of Representatives.

The council said that any solution to the Libyan crisis must be comprehensive, not subject to political bargaining, and not deviate from the current constitutional framework and legitimate authorities.

Yesterday, the members of the Libyan Supreme State Council agreed to support dialogue sessions aimed at resolving the conflict in their country, and to expand the circle of discussion with all "elected" parties on the three tracks of this dialogue.

During an official session in the capital, Tripoli, the Council discussed developments in the political dialogue, in the presence of 85 members, according to a statement published by the Council's media office on Facebook.

Tracks of Dialogue

The statement stated that it was agreed during the session to support the dialogue sessions that were held in Morocco and Switzerland through 3 tracks.

He explained that these tracks are: the constitutional path through the referendum on the draft constitution, and the executive authority through amending the Presidency Council with a president, two deputies, and a head of government separate from the Presidency Council.

As for the third track, it is related to activating Article 15 of the 2015 Libyan Political Agreement regarding the agreement between the state and parliament on renaming the occupants of the sovereign positions.

He added that it was agreed to expand the circle of discussion on these tracks through holding meetings "with all the elected bodies in the country."

The announcement by the Supreme Council of the State of its support for the dialogue sessions comes after its president, Khaled Al-Mashri, announced earlier that he rejected an agreement to resume production and export of oil that was reached between Ahmed Maitiq, Vice President of the Presidency Council, and retired General Khalifa Haftar.

And the pace of diplomatic moves aimed at finding a political solution to end the conflict in the country is accelerating, after the Al-Wefaq forces achieved field victories that enabled them to expel Haftar's forces from the entire western Libyan region last June.

An alert in Benghazi

and

in the east, local sources confirmed to Al-Jazeera that the city is witnessing a widespread security

evidenced by the spread of armed brigades belonging to the retired Major General Khalifa Haftar at crossroads and vital streets in the city.

The spread of the swindlers comes in anticipation of the demonstrations called by activists today, Monday, to protest against the deteriorating living conditions and humanity.

The sources said that Haftar's gunmen have set up security gates and checkpoints for civilians' cars in the locations where they are deployed.

She explained that the main sites in which Haftar's armed men are deployed are: the traffic light junction opposite the Children's Hospital, and on Dubai Street, and in the vicinity of Al-Dawaran Island opposite Al-Fadil Bu Omar Brigade, and other sites.