N brokered peace talks help.

What is the solution?

The solution is for a committee to be set up that involves all groups and to use people whose hearts are in it for the sake of the nation, who do not want anything for themselves or their own interests.

Obeidi shares the same outlook as many Libyans after years of war fighters like him or for the dead, their surviving family members that Reuters spoke with a skeptical that the negotiations will yield a long term solution.

The effort includes national elections and a new transitional authority.

Mohammed by you is another fighter.

Have you the Libyan officials consulted those wounded?

Have you consulted the amputees who are bitter?

You held reconciliation talks without consulting, not even one of us since the war began.

You continue fighting, even if just with a one legged man I could no longer see.

But I know that you support the war you have now held talks held on to your own positions on.

In the end, you have left those injured to suffer and those who were martyred a for gotten.

You did nothing for us.

You have done nothing for the mothers of those lost and you have done nothing for the mothers of wounded sons.

Libya has been split since 2014.

Currently, the west of the country is held by the internationally recognized government of National Accord, and the east is home to Khalifa Haftar's Elena, or Libyan National Army.

A ceasefire was agreed last month, but bounce of chaos and bloodshed go back almost a decade.

How Al Ramli is still weary her husband was killed in 2011 and she is angry at the lack of support from the state way.

Hope there will be an into the bloodshed.

We're tired of it.

Wait 10 years later, it's the same in the cycle way.

Um not we want reconciliation, but with the knowledge that there are people who must be held accountable by the law after the talks, there are those who must be handed justice May may Uh, the Elena's assault on Tripoli lasted 14 months before ending in June, it killed and maimed fighters on both sides and civilians caught in it on worsened living standards, leading to protests this summer.