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A renewed paper for investing in terrorism, the Turkish Recep Tayyip Erdogan regime intends to play with it in the service of its Ottoman delusions in the region by transporting its mercenaries and terrorists from Syria to Libya to fan the security situation in it and plunder its goods.
According to the American Bloomberg Agency, an official in the Turkish system and another from the "reconciliation" government in Libya revealed that a number of Erdogan's mercenaries in Syria will be transferred to Libya.
Meanwhile, the Turkish newspaper Zaman indicated that Erdogan is seeking to establish his control over the region, whether through establishing military bases in Qatar and Somalia or direct interventions in Syria, Libya and Sudan, pointing in this regard that Erdogan is seeking again his mercenaries to transfer them from Syria to Libya.
The Turkish newspaper and media reports stated that there are messages circulating on social media for correspondence between a number of terrorist groups backed by Turkey in Syria urging them to fight in Libya in exchange for money from the Turkish regime.
Local sources in Al-Hasakah recently reported that the Turkish occupation forces continue to withdraw groups of their mercenaries in the city of Ras Al-Ain and its surroundings, at a rate of approximately 60 terrorists from each terrorist group, which is likely to send terrorist groups to Libya via Turkish territory to plunge them into the battles that take place there.
Libyan army spokesman, Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari revealed during the past days that the Turkish regime has transferred terrorists from the terrorist "Al-Nusra Front" to Libya, while many reports have confirmed the role of the Turkish regime in supporting terrorists in countries of the region, including Syria and Libya, where the Libyan Customs Authority announced early This year, about 20,000 pistols were seized inside a cargo container containing some household items and children's camouflage toys coming from Turkey at Misurata Port, east of the capital, Tripoli.
The Libyan Navy officer, Colonel Abu Bakr Al-Badri, also revealed in May this year that the Turkish steamboat Amazon, which docked in the capital, Tripoli, was carrying large numbers of terrorists, including ISIS operatives.
This new Erdogan mission in Libya comes to complement the sabotage role played by the Turkish regime in Syria and failed to achieve it to try through these practices to compensate for some of its successive losses as it comes after the news about the Turkish regime's intention to send military forces to Libya in the framework of its interference in the affairs of this country And his ambition to plunder his wealth.