Tripoli-Sana
The Libyan army spokesman, Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari, reiterated that the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey is transferring terrorists of the Al-Nusra Front organization from Syria to Libya "at a high rate", indicating that he transferred more than 8 thousand terrorists in a failed attempt to cover up his heavy losses in Syria after Syrian Arab Army units advance in Aleppo and Idlib.
"The Libyan army will not allow Libya to be a starting point or a base for terrorism," the Libyan portal quoted Al-Mismari as saying in a press conference today, pointing out that Erdogan's statements about the Libyan army commander, Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter, are "a breach of the ceasefire and a provocation to the Libyan national army." .
Al-Mismari added during the press conference, “The army forces carried out“ pre-emptive ”military operations in the Abu Qurain area, west of the city of Sirte, and it is not considered a breach of the ceasefire, explaining that it came after receiving information about suspicious equipment and movements in the city of Misrata, and preparations to attack the army west of the city of Sirte .
Al-Mesmari pointed out that all the axes of Tripoli are now witnessing clashes after the armed groups affiliated with the Al-Wefaq government violated the ceasefire agreement, stressing that the Libyan army will continue its battle against terrorists, criminal militias, smugglers and Erdogan's mercenaries until liberating the entire Libyan soil and restoring security and stability to the country.
Several media reports confirmed that Erdogan is sending his mercenaries and terrorists from Syria to Libya to fan the security situation in them and plunder their goods. The most recent of which was published on the Nordic Monitor Swedish site revealed intelligence documents proving the existence of close ties between Erdogan and the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in Libya.
