recognize government to tripoli and the to brooke parliament allied with. is aimed at ending foreign interference. turkish president read to type one has announced that major natural gas reserves have been felled off the coast of the black sea he says the 5 is the largest in the country's history. the wife of russian opposition politician or they say the valley has appealed president vladimir putin to allow him to be taken to germany for treatment police say they found traces of an industrial chemical on his body the russian doctors say there's no indication that he was poisoned. the leaders of mali's military coup a denying they forcefully removed the president from power saying he resigned voluntarily. kater announced his resignation on tuesday after soldiers detained him he hasn't been seen since the military says he's being held at an army barracks for his own protection of a diet he was visited by an official from the u.n. mission in mali. and if. he's doing very well as are all the others they aren't under arrest there detained the cuban safety for th

the tripoli based government repeated calls for negotiations with the rival parliament in the east the government has already called for early elections the referendum on the constitution. israeli police have dispersed thousands of protesters calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign demonstrators have gathered outside netanyahu official residence in west jerusalem for weeks though they're angry about the economic fallout from the krona virus pandemic and netanyahu ongoing trial for corruption. the chinese social media to talk says it plans to take the trumpet ministration to court washington is labeled the op a national security threat and is threatening to ban it just over a week ago president trump signed an executive order requiring bite dents to sell the app within 90 days and of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with more news here in half an hour next on our desire it's inside story do stay with us. libya's rival powers call for a new ceasefire in the civil war but it's unclear whether the war khalifa haftar will support

on friday tripoli's a un recognized government called for fighting to come to an end and for elections to be held by march its rival administration in the east which backs the warlord he for have to also urged all parties to stick to the truce the u.n. expressed its support as did major have to back egypt but the warlord hasn't responded after has suffered a series of losses along libya's western coast since the start of this year the government in tripoli says it will respond if necessary menu of money someone who can enter will have to will respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements he threw specs this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. will bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from malik traina in misrata. the head of the internationally recognized gov national accord in tripoli pfizer has call

forces for more than a year but they didn't succeed mahmoud has the latest from tripoli. government of national accord here in tripoli seems to be adhering to the fact that the oil located should be lifted as a prerequisite to any political settlement and the country on the other hand the group based parliament this is the parliament affiliated with the warlord khalifa haftar says in this statement that the oil revenues at the oil should be brought back to normal production but with one condition that all oil revenues should be deposited in a special account in libya's for external bank and it should not be should not be. operated should not be run until a political settlement according to qaeda initiative be reached but on the other hand the government of national called here in tripoli sad that the oil revenues ok should be deposited in a neutral account but to be under control of the national oil corporation this is the state oil firm the government says that it's the only institution intitled to deal with to handle the oil revenues concerning the military situation bo

recognized government in tripoli and the 2 broke parliament allied with warlord khalifa haftar of called on their forces to stop fighting they said the move was aimed at ending foreign interference in libya after his campaign to take the capital tripoli was pushed back by government forces with support from turkey russian mercenaries have been fighting on have to side something happened is editor in chief of the international interest a current affairs not assist magazine with a particular focus on the middle east he joins us now via skype from london sami put this into context for us what do you make of it. i think that this is the 1st time in the entire libya conflict went by both sides are whereby we have a military stalemate whereby the military dynamics are equal if you remember previously however there was a superior force and he was able to bulldoze all attempts at a cease fire but this time as a result of turkish intervention the western side g.n.a.t. the government of national court has enough power now to prevent have there from watching the west which even if it doesn't have t

is aimed at ending foreign interference with up to one head has more from tripoli. both the statements from both bodies from the international recognized here in tripoli and from the pro have to parliament in the eastern city of kabul work they have a common consensus to hold the military operation but the government here says that parliamentary and presidential elections should be held by march next year in fact on the on the other hand after parliament says that this $36.00 city of senate should be their headquarters word of their new to be formed or to be a form of presidency council should be located the turkish president richard has announced major natural gas reserves are being found underneath the black sea he says the find is the biggest in the country's history the belorussian opposition candidate is calling for more mass protests to keep up the pressure on president lukashenko. is leading the call for the president to resign there have been protests for 12 straight days now the u.s. postmaster general says mail in ballots will be delivered securely and on

in april last year half to ordinary fences to take control of tripoli aiming at what he described as cleansing the western zone of terrorist groups. his forces have shut down or taking control of major oil facilities in eastern libya depriving the country of billions of dollars in revenue tripoli's only international airport has been repeatedly bombed using heavy artillery many civilians have been killed and wounded large areas of southern and western tripoli have been almost completely destroyed in the fighting repeated attempts at un bank cease fire talks of failed. a cease fire is a decision made by the power brokers by the circumstances and it is not necessarily a libyan decision this spike the fact that it's the d.n.a. and who announced his decision this time to decision is not libya and the decision is uniquely turkish russia with some input from some of the international powers and as long as it stays that way it's unlikely the ceasefire will bring. friday cease fire announcement comes amid fears of an escalation by both sides mobilizing for a battle over the town suit the gat

back government controls the area in blue and is headquartered in tripoli will tell if i have to who is allied with the east in parliament in tobruk controls the past and read both sides were gearing up for a battle over the city of sirte the gateway to libya's prized oil fields there are now proposals to join to demilitarize the area along with the i'll just for at base in the south crucially set is controlled by forces loyal to after event posed an oil blockade since january causing around $8000000000.00 in losses to the country the cease fire calls for production to resume and it wants elections to take place in march as long as libyans can agree on a constitutional basis for it charles strafford looks now at the recent conflict. libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade. nato bank full season overthrew its longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 but the roots of what's often described as this oil rich countries civil war started after the disputed elections in 2014. disagreement between the then house of representatives and the general national congress made worse over a so-c

areas of southern and western tripoli have been almost completely destroyed in the fighting repeated attempts at un bank cease fire talks of failed. a cease fire is a decision made by the power brokers by the circumstances and it is not necessarily a libyan decision this spike the fact that it's the d.n.a. and who announced his decision this time to decision is not libya the decision is uniquely turkish russia with some input from some of the international powers and as long as it stays that way it's unlikely the cease fire will break. friday's cease fire announcement comes amid fears of an escalation by both sides mobilizing for a battle over the town suit the gateway to the major all terminals which are under the control of pro have 2 forces for now at least there's hope that agreement between powerful countries that many say have contributed to libya's suffering a backing a cease fire that could and its civil war chance transferred. up the exiled belorussian opposition leader has called for more mass protests against president alexander lukashenko svetlana could take on a sky as l

other news now in libya's un recognized government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with will have to has also called for a halt to the fighting but the tripoli government says it will respond to any violence from have to us forces menu of one who can enter will have to respect this is where they will to guarantee he would respect to supply after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. well let's remind you how this country is devising the tripoli based government controls the area in grey wall of the haft all his allied with the east and paul meant and to birth control is the area in red both sides have been gearing up for a battle over the city of gateway to libya's prized oil fields that are on the repos list of jointly demilitarize the area along with the i'll just for a base in the self. is controll

on to other news libya's un recognized government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with warlord khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting the tripoli government though says it will still respond to any violence that comes from half his forces many of them one have someone who can enter will have to will respect is this where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want libyan bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we're ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. just to remind you how libya is divided up on the map these days that tripoli based government which we talk about it controls the grey area to the left. after who is allied with the east in parliament into brooke has the area and read both sides have been gearing up for a battle over sirte right in the middle there which is the gateway to libya's prized oil

it's impossible to locate the woman in tripoli but we are able to content to by phone. and i don't have the number of the cell phone the traffic is gave her so that she can beg her family for the money that i need is always in my laptop looks call her in italy. or your hello. hello. on the 2nd attempt we managed to talk to her her family has already paid money but the kidnappers want even more. yes it's money and the problem is when you fall into the hands they do everything they can to make money off you know people there can't get a ransom for they sell it for 750 euros that's what happened to several women hand laxness me. right now they're demanding they could lend of around $400.00 euros for my relief. i can't get my hands on that much money i've already begged my family if i don't pay jail cell me for women with babies and pregnant women they charge $1700.00 pounds for the other women 1200. visits and is meant for the 600 us please i want out of here i can take it here anymore thank you. i know. in tripoli people are being bought and sold and what is being called

backed government of national accord led by prime minister fayyad as raj remained in the capital tripoli in the west. thousands of people have been killed and many more forced to flee their homes 6 and a half years of fighting. the un accuses regional powers of repeatedly breaking a 2011 arms embargo on libya by supplying weapons to both sides egypt the u.a.e. and russia have supported hafta while turkey and qatar have backed the government of national accord in april last year hoft old an offensive to take control of tripoli aiming at what he described as cleansing the western zone of terrorist groups. his forces have shut down or taking control of major oil facilities in eastern libya depriving the country of billions of dollars in revenue tripoli's only international airport has been repeatedly bombed using heavy artillery many civilians have been killed and wounded large areas of southern and western tripoli have been almost completely destroyed in the fighting repeated attempts at un bank cease fire talks of failed. a cease fire is a decision made by the power brokers by the circums

top story libya's internationally recognized government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliaments in the east also called for a stop to the fighting the potential breakthrough came as the warring sides were gearing up for a battle over sirte the city is controlled by the warlords after it's the gateway for libya's oil terminals both ministrations one after its blockade and for agreement to be reached on how the revenue is distributed there are also proposals to demilitarize and the airbase in jail for further to the south and the government in tripoli says it wants to hold elections as soon as march of next year the u.n. special representative for libya was quick to welcome the news she issued a statement this is what she said it demonstrates the courage which libya is in urgent need of in these trying times mahmoud joins us live now from tripoli mark wood or to the authorities there saying about what may yet turn into being a ceasefire. will the government of national accord this is the internationally recognized the government is declaring a ceasefire but yet t

recognized government in tripoli and they to book a parliament to allied with warlord holy faffed are of called on their forces to stop fighting they said the move was aimed at ending foreign interference and libya of the us campaign to take the capital tripoli was pushed back by government forces with support from turkey russian mercenaries have been fighting on hostile side. both sides really statements with agreement on several key issues they both want foreign forces to withdraw from libya tripoli is being backed by turkey while half 1000 forces are being supported by russian mercenaries they've agreed that oil production needs to be resumed all revenues will be held by libya's national oil corporation until a final agreement is reached and the tripoli government is calling for early presidential and parliamentary elections for march of next year the constitutional basis for the vote would be collectively agreed by all libyans u.n. special representative for libya welcomed the move she issued a statement saying it demonstrates the courage which libya is an urgent need of in these

has more from tripoli. well the government of national accord this is the international you could name the government is declaring a ceasefire but yet the military operation of sudan their job for under the government says that it's abiding by this statement issued by the internationally recognized government but its fighters its the troops will remain in position with remain in defense of our position until after those forces withdraw from the area otherwise they will have the right to respond this is what operation military operation room says in the response to the statement by southern russia but meanwhile there is also a number of points that we can read between the lines in the statements this statement issued by the poor have to prove because department says that the oil will be exporting oil production will be resumed providing that a prerequisite that the oil revenues will be deposited in a separate special account in libya's. external bank abroad that. the speaker of the poor have to the parliamen

figure that there were the other one headline for us from tripoli. where libya's been divided by rival powers since the overthrow of longtime leader moammar gadhafi 9 years ago the u.n. recognized government controls the areas seen here in blue its seat of power is in the capital tripoli or lot whole if i have to who forms the self declared libyan national army controls these areas in red and is administration is based in the eastern city of to brook of those forces had been trying to capture tripoli from d.n.a. forces for more than a year but have not succeeded. imad body is a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council where his research focuses on libya he joins us on skype from toronto why do you think that we're seeing this ceasefire and now it's been now. well the joint ceasefire announcement comes at the time or libya's really socio economic landscape is at its worst with the country being gripped by covert 19 gay sir going undetected there's abas more services protests of even occurred in the past couple of days in different libyan voca

it's impossible to locate the woman in tripoli but we are able to contact her by phone. and i don't have the number of the cell phone the traffic is gave her said that she can beg her family for the money it is a good idea always looks call her in italy. for your hello. hello. on the 2nd attempt we managed to talk to her her family has already paid money but the kidnappers want even more. yes it's money and the problem is when you fall into the hands they do everything they can to make money off you know people they can't get a ransom for they sell for 750 euros that's what happened to several women hand and that scares me. right now they're demanding to prevent of around $400.00 euros for my remarks. i can't get my hands on that much money i've already begged my family if i don't pay trail so me really with babies and pregnant women they charge $1700.00 yuan for the other women 1200 euros. is not safe many of the 600 us please i want out of here i can't take it here anymore thank you. i know. in tripoli people are being bought and sold and what is being called a modern

the internationally recognized government in tripoli announced a cease fire on friday calling for a halt in all military operations in eastern libya has speaker of the tobruk based on parliament aiguille a smaller allied to khalifa haftar also called on a ceasefire now the move has gained international traction with regional and international actors welcoming the statements by both parties the high council of state in tripoli earlier in a press conference stated that they wanted to thank their allies for helping to support a serious ceasefire in libya namely qatar and turkey now the defense ministers for both cherokee and qatar were in tripoli on tuesday it was seen as a move to further their relations in libya now to the high council of state has also stated that they will not they will not go into any any negotiations with khalifa haftar basically for have to as being a make a spoiler to any peace talks and stability of course khalifa haftar in april of 2100 began a military campaign to try to take control of the capital so they see how after as being responsible for the hundreds of th

it's impossible to locate the woman in tripoli but we are able to contact her by phone. and i don't have the number of the cell phone the traffic is gave her said that she can beg her family for the money played all the always looks call her in italy. for sure hello. hello. on the 2nd attempt we managed to talk to her her family has already paid money but the kidnappers want even more. yes it's money and the problem is when you fall into the hands they do everything they can to make money off you know people they can't get a ransom for they sell for 750 year nights that's what happened to several women hand and that scares me. right now they're demanding to prevent of around $400.00 euros for my remarks. i can't get my hands on that much money i've already begged my family if i don't pay jail cell me for women with babies and pregnant women they charge $1700.00 for the other women 1200 euros. visits and is meant for the 600 us please i want out of here i can't take it here anymore thank you and i know. in tripoli people are being bought and sold in what is being called a

of february 5 handsets were bought together also in tripoli in late december 2004. the 6 principal my boss and his rig network all made their last call in the minutes calls in the minutes before the attack on mr hariri they were never used again after that this group of men of mobiles was completely anonymous there were no coals outside the group and no takes was sent within it the only evidence the investigators had of the use was the cell towers to which they were connecting and when and which numbers they were calling from this they tried to find out who was using them and who were the calls the investigators that examined other mobiles that were in the same cell sicked is at or around the same time they were trying to find out if other mobiles were co-locating with the raid network mobiles they did what is called a quote cell dump and quite now that involves examining the records of all connections to specified cells and filtering for which mobiles are contacting each other or contacting others they look for patterns and then repeat this with target my balls in

areas of southern and western tripoli have been almost completely destroyed in the fighting repeated attempts at un bank cease fire talks of failed. a cease fire is a decision made by the power brokers by the circumstances and it is not necessarily a libyan decision this spike the fact that it's the g.n.a.t. and the look who announced this decision this time to decision is not libya and the decision is uniquely takesh russia with some input from some of the international powers and as long as it stays that way it's unlikely the cease fire will break. friday's cease fire announcement comes amid fears of an escalation by both sides mobilizing for a battle over the town sears the gateway to the major all terminals which under the control of pro have to forces for now at least there's hope that agreement between powerful countries that many say have contributed to libya's suffering a backing a cease fire that could and its civil war chance transferred i was there ok still to come here on the news hour for you now here's to be able to say that the end of this chapter of american doctors b

barrels a day and russia's control of oil fields and ports means the un recognized government in tripoli can't pay its civil servants russian private military contractors are active in 16 african nations that's according to africa washington has threatened to sanction have to are it was a u.s. citizen and a former cia as it owns property worth more than half a $1000000.00 in the united states so what is russia's end game and caught in the middle of all of this are the libyan people themselves let's bring in france's guinness in tunis he's a north africa analyst and former financial times correspondent frances this conflict is turning into a real mess isn't it i mean russia is printing money for have to ask political base in the east and having lost the battle to tripoli russia now seems to be going after the main economic resource which is of course oil. well i think in a way all this is sad to predictable because when the french took the decision to chair lead britain and america into libya their intent was to protect the inhabitants of being down there but it quickly turned into an ope

recognize government based in tripoli they're angry about collapsing public services corruption and a weak economy protests came 2 days after prime minister pfizer's the raj announced a cease fire in libya's civil war and a spokesperson for libyan war $35.00 to has dismissed that announcement as a marketing stunt on adonis mari's says the truce is actually part of a covert plan to attack us does fight is uncertain i'll just we made no mention of a parallel truce that was announced by the eastern based parliament which is to have to sirte is the gateway to libya's prized oil fields maalik china has more on the story now from misrata. this isn't the 1st time that have to has refused to sign a cease fire agreement back in january the talks sponsored by ancora and moscow brought the warring sides together the g.n.a.s. internationally recognized government tripoli signed the ceasefire agreement after left moscow without signing so and this was when have there was on the outskirts of tripoli since then have to his forces have been forced to retreat there now in syria g.n.a.t. forces are abo

the suspended interior minister of libya's un recognized government is in tripoli for an investigation of the recent government violence against peaceful protesters fatah bashar go be questioned about their response to demonstrations that took place on friday the minister requested the investigation be televised to ensure transparency reports suggest a growing friction within the government of national accord between bashar that and the prime minister. must be concerning the order by the supreme council i'm ready for the investigation i don't have anything to hide my only fault is that i said the libyan people face problems and that the government must put forward a program because people bore the burden during times of war and they continue to do so and so the government should give them some hope. thousands of ronnie and in misrata meanwhile in support of the suspended interior minister who's from the city . they voiced a wide list of grievances against the tripoli based administration people are accusing the government of corruption and not investing enough in infrastructure my trai

it's impossible to locate the woman in tripoli but we are able to contact her by phone. and i don't have the number of the cell phone the traffic is gave her said that she can beg her family for the money i need is played all the always looks for her in italy. for sure hello. hello. on the 2nd attempt we managed to talk to her her family has already paid money but the kidnappers want even more. yes it's money and the problem is when you fall into the hands they do everything they can to make money off you know people they can't get a ransom for they sell for 750 year rights that's what happened to several women hand that scares me. right now they're demanding to cripple and of around $400.00 euros for my release. i can't get my hands on that much money i've already begged my family if i don't pay they'll sell me for women with babies and pregnant women they charge $1700.00 pounds for the other women 1200 euros. there's lots and many of the 600 us please i want out of here i can take it here on her part thank you. i know. in tripoli people are being bought and sold and wh

warlord khalifa haftar these groups are picon have been backing have turned his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using these mercenaries to deliver supplies to half past forces the u.n. representative in libya is warning against foreign intervention in the conflict saying that it's in danger of becoming a proxy war for regional powers let's go live now to tripoli on a serious matter one of the what is for a spark what who are these muster is how many of them other. well adrian probably russian and syrian most mary's most of them are russians it is estimated that about $1200.00 russian mercenaries from the wagner group are now fighting and deploying get. with forces loyal to the warlord really for have to in many parts of libya and central libya it specially in and around the oil industry nations in the cross and area in central libya on the coast and in southern libya the n.o.c. the national oil corporation is blaming get the russian sponsored wagner's military and vidual for blockading the oil and stopping the oil production which is the backbone of libya's n

an emergency meeting on the issue on wednesday the defense ministers of turkey and qatar were in tripoli on monday to discuss cooperation with libya's internationally recognized government that's as efforts continue to secure a ceasefire in the divided country but turkey and qatar support the tripoli based government tear gas and stun grenades have been fired at protesters in sudan's capital on the 1st anniversary of a landmark power sharing deal demonstrators in khartoum say the transition to democracy is too slow. lebanon's health minister says the country is overwhelmed by new coronavirus infections following that deadly explosion in beirut support earlier this month the health minister says a new 2 week lockdown is needed after the blast put some hospitals out of action. well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera stay with us. in late august joe biden and donald trump will finally become the official presidential candidates but the ongoing coronavirus pandemic sees the democratic national convention going virtual and the republicans being forced to re

celebrating the release of her son mohammed from prison in a city worst of tripoli she came from thelibyan coastal city of so brought her to meet him. he had been detained along with other young fighters recruited by the warlord have to one day and i mean you know the ending up with his father and i never wanted him to join the forces but he did it behind our backs we will never allow that to happen again mohammed was among nearly 200 pro have to the fighters from a man cities they were captured by government forces in western tripoli in april last year some of them were only 17 years old. says he had just finished high school and received a month and a half of military training in surprise. before he was sent to the frontline. i just need to live as a civilian and move on with my life i don't want to be part of any conflict i learned the lesson the hard way. the holiday of aid is an occasion for forgiveness in muslim countries government officials here say they release the fighters because they are prisoners are the victims themselves. we have taken the initiative to let them reunit

an emergency meeting on the issue on wednesday the defense ministers of turkey and qatar were in tripoli on monday to discuss cooperation with libya's internationally recognized government that's as efforts continue to secure a ceasefire in the divided country but turkey and qatar support the tripoli based government tear gas and stun grenades have been fired at protesters in sudan's capital on the 1st anniversary of a landmark power sharing deal demonstrators in khartoum say the transition to democracy is too slow. lebanon's health minister says the country is overwhelmed by new coronavirus infections following that deadly explosion in beirut sport earlier this month the health minister says a new 2 week lockdown is needed after the blast put some hospitals out of action well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after witness stay with us. joe biden and donald trump will finally become the official presidential candidate. but beyond doing karate by respond to make seize the democratic national convention going virtual and the republicans being forced to

the defense ministers of turkey and qatar were in tripoli on monday to discuss corporation with libya's internationally recognized government efforts continue to secure a cease fire in the divided country turkey and qatar support the tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign to seize the capital by the ward. the same time germany's foreign minister paid an unannounced visit to the capital. for an end to the conflict and warned the situation is deceptively calm so world leaders must keep up their efforts to negotiate a peace deal. armed groups linked to isolate carried out a series of attacks in mozambique's oil rich region of kabul delgado over the past 3 years now in that time hundreds of people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced un officials described the reports of kidnappings and torture as well as an exam he has a large presence in the region and private military groups from russia and south africa will serve providing assistance south africa is reported to be considering deploying troops not to the region marsh include contributions from zi

saying the conflict is in danger of becoming a proxy war for regional powers let's go live now to tripoli al-jazeera is muffled up the wash had is. many stories are we talking about him. well there is no specific number of the stated by the government of national accord as you know adrian that the spokes men of the military operation of the senate and joe for a counter offensive line should by the government of national court for the perp have to force their deployment to tax in the city of sirte and in their job for and sent to libya he says that mine cargo planes including russian made aleutian planes are arrived in central and eastern libya over the past 24 hours 5 of them arrived in the course of the strategic city of it namely another go to the airport well 20 kilometers south of it loaded with weapons and ammunition also that some of these blip planes landed in a military base in central libya under the control of how to forces meanwhile in the east fire according to the government of national court of the 4 russian made. cargo planes landed in the end in there. in the eastern city

a ceasefire by the un recognized government is spokesman called it a publicity stunt and says the tripoli administration is planning a turkish backed off offensive on the city of sirte. and the rival parliament in eastern libya have supported the cease fire those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's one on one east obesity china's big problem.

and a breakthrough in libya the u. backed government in tripoli has announunced a ceasefire acroross the country iff it't'sd for demilitarizing the city strategic city of sir take. the initiative is supported by the rival parliaments in the country's east. thanks for watching i'm james creek now he's one of the most vocal opponents of vladimir putin and he's due to be flown o out of russia within five hours or so for further treatment in germany this after. suspected poisoning alexei navalny fell into a coma during an internal flights in russia he's currently in the s siberian city of omsk there has been much confusion as to what will not happen to him and what. the coals of his illness is with claims and counter claims earlier i spoke to evan- scrimmage in moscow about a day full of twists. and turns. late last night early in the morning we got reports that a plane from g germany fundedd by a gern ngo called cinema for peace. i had sent it it added err ambulance to lifting of on the out of russia a and bring him to berlin for t treatment. about an hour before the plane landeded- in

the head of the internationally recognized governing national accord in tripoli pfizer has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a ceasefire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftar and whether or not he will accept the conditions of the ceasefire or not this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the libyan conflict we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for sort of a job for and and what he said is whether or not have to or will actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the cease fire agreement they are saying that they are ready to fight and will continue on today liberate all of libya in his words now there have been previous cease fire agreements in the pa

recognize government in tripoli he's called for any media at ceasefire in libya the rival parliament in the east aligned with the wall a claim for hafta called on all parties to stick to a truce has yet to respond. to someone who can ensure have to respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fine we will welcome that because we do not want to bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. al-jazeera is manic strain is in misrata in libya with more details on what's been agreed. the head of the internationally recognized gov national accord in tripoli has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us all the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a ceasefire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftar and whether or not he will accept the

tripoli's only airport has been repeatedly bombed using heavy artillery. civilians have been killed and wounded. large areas have been almost completely destroyed in the fighting. repeated attempts at cease-fire talks have failed. decision madeis a by the circumstances and it is not necessarily a libyan decision despite that -- despite of who announced the decision. as unlikely the cease-fire will break. -- the cease-fire comes amid fears the two saves --l mobilize the two sides will mobilize. the two sides will back a cease-fire that could in the civil war. thousands of opposition supporters are celebrating in mali's capital days after the government was toppled in a military coup. soldiers attained the leader on tuesday. closednomic community its borders with molly and is sending a delegation on saturday to discuss the country's political future. we're following the story from nigeria's capital. the'm sure by the time delegation arrives, they will want to show them that the people are with the new military leaders. they want to inform them that it was a