Alright, you’re obviously running into storage issues that prevent your Minecraft server from starting. Let’s clean this up one step at a time—without ripping your hair out.
You mentioned earlier that your /Backups directory is hogging space (132 GB), but you can’t see specific files in it or delete them properly. We’ll start by making sure you’re looking at these files as the correct user with sufficient permissions and clear some space.
First up, switch to your AMP user in the terminal:
sudo su - amp
Then navigate back to your /Backups directory:
cd /path/to/Backups
After that, list files with a size breakdown:
du -h --max-depth=1 | sort -h
Tell me what you see when you do this. If nothing shows, it could be a permissions issue or something else fishy going on. Let’s rule that out first! 
Oh, and don’t delete rogue backups from the outside yet—I promise we’ll deal with those neatly.
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