(MENAFN) Up to 44 Libyan parliament members are calling for a pullout from a UN-backed political deal signed back in 2015.
In a joint statement, the MPs stressed: "at this crucial stage of the developments of the situation in our country, and based on the conspiring of the Presidential Council of the Government of National Accord with the forces of terrorism, we declare rejection to the Skhirat Agreement and all the resulting bodies and structures."
They added: "we demand the House of Representatives to take an official position by announcing withdrawal from the political agreement and stand by the armed forces in the fight against terrorism, in preparation for establishment of the civil state we all aspire to."
Libyan warring parties penned the political agreement to put a stop to the political division the country is suffering from.
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