International leaders say they will no longer provide military support to Libya's warring parties while a ceasefire remains in place.
Foreign powers have agreed to strengthen an arms embargo on Libya and shore up a shaky ceasefire at a meeting in Berlin, but the meeting was overshadowed by blockades on major oilfields by forces loyal to commander Khalifa Haftar.
Haftar, whose self-styled Libyan National Army (LNA) is bearing down on the capital Tripoli with the backing of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Russian mercenaries and African troops, attended the one-day summit in Germany despite having abandoned talks over a truce last week.
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