Damascus-Sana
The Turkish regime led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues to complete the chapters of his conspiracy and aggressive sabotage scheme towards Libya by transferring more terrorists and mercenaries from Syria to this country with high frequency in the framework of his Ottoman colonial ambitions to dominate him and plunder his wealth and capabilities while ignoring international resolutions and covenants that affirm respect for Sovereignty of states.
Reports confirm that the Erdogan regime has gone ahead in its suspected scheme, as the Swedish Nordic Monitor recently disclosed intelligence documents proving the existence of close ties between Erdogan and the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in Libya, and those documents showed that the process of transferring terrorists between Syria and Libya over the past years is something Erdogan is accustomed to.
In confirmation of these reports, the British "Investigative Journal" website stated in a report yesterday that Erdogan's regime recruits terrorist mercenaries in Syria to send them to Libya for two thousand dollars per month, indicating that the recruitment of terrorist mercenaries was mainly concentrated in and around Idlib regions, where the number of terrorists who were The transfer of them from those areas so far is about 3 thousand.
In addition, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed today that a large number of terrorists were transferred from Idlib to Libya in violation of UN resolutions, while Libyan army spokesman Major General Ahmed Al-Mismari announced yesterday that Erdogan's regime was transporting terrorists of the Al-Nusra Front from Syria to Libya at a pace Alia, indicating that he transported more than eight thousand terrorists.
In parallel to transporting terrorists and supporting terrorism in Libya with ships loaded with weapons, ammunition and drones, Erdogan worked to sign an agreement with the Libyan National Accord government in Ankara in late November, allowing his regime to penetrate into Libya to complete his blatant interference in it, and weeks later he passed a resolution in the Turkish parliament stipulating To send Turkish military forces to Libya in violation of international resolutions that stress the need to respect the sovereignty of states and not to interfere in their affairs.
Erdogan, who is involved in fueling crises in the region, including the crisis in Syria since its inception, continues to ignore international efforts to solve the crisis in Libya, including the results of the international conference held in the German capital Berlin on the 19th of January, in which the participants stressed in the closing statement the necessity of non-interference In the internal affairs of this country, and that the solution to the crisis there is through a comprehensive political process.
Observers believe that Erdogan seeks to achieve his expansionist dreams at the expense of the people of the Arab and African region using terrorist organizations supported by him and taking advantage of the instability witnessed by Libya since the NATO aggression in 2011 and also wants to cover up the failure of his policy towards neighboring countries, including Syria in addition To escape from its internal crises, especially the stifling economic crisis facing his country's economy, with the devaluation of the Turkish lira and the high rates of inflation and unemployment to high levels in recent years.
