Al-Sarraj said he will not sit with Haftar again, hoping 'his supporters would review their decisions.'

Axar.az reports citing Anadolu Agency that Libya’s Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj has said in an interview with Al-Jazeera that he will not sit with Gen. Khalifa Haftar again, hoping that his supporters would review their decisions.

Within part of the interview the news channel broadcast on Tuesday, Al-Sarraj stressed that Abu Dhabi interfered in his country by supporting Haftar, adding that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has no common borders with Libya, which "raises a question about its goals of interfering in Libya."

Al-Sarraj also questioned the reasons why the UAE is establishing a military base on his country's territories.

The prime minister stressed that he would respect the Berlin conference’s call for a cease-fire and political talks but he wouldn't sit with Haftar again.