The Libyan 5+5 Joint Military Commission (JMC) said in a statement after meetings in Sirte that if the efforts to reopen the coastal road continued to be hampered, it would name the parties and individuals that are behind such hindrances to be subject to legal measures.
The Libyan 5+5 JMC added on Thursday that the delegations had agreed that the headquarters for the JMC’s joint force would be in Sirte and that it would be positioned in the two areas marked by the JMC.
The statement also explained that the military command was instructed to integrate the force elements from both sides of the JMC (pro-Haftar and Libyan Army forces – pro-GNA but not pro-GNU forces) and place them in the two marked areas.
The 5+5 JMC also said that there had been an agreement to establish an office to tackle the issue of the detainees and the missing persons and to devise a database to document operations and information.
