10 Turkish regime soldiers were killed in the shelling of the Libyan army

Tripoli-Sana

At least 10 Turkish regime soldiers were killed in a Libyan army bombardment targeting the Maitika base, east of Al-Asas, Tripoli.

The Libyan Observatory newspaper quoted Major General al-Mabrouk al-Ghazwi, the commander of the Libyan Army's Western Region Operations Group, as saying today ... "Our sources indicate the killing of at least 10 Turkish soldiers in a precision strike that targeted their headquarters in Maitika."

On the other hand, an official in the Military Information Department of the General Command of the Libyan Army said that the army bombed the Turkish regime's Air Force base operations office in Tripoli, overnight on Wednesday night, with heavy artillery, after it shot down a Turkish Marchir plane, south of the capital.

The source confirmed the presence of the officers the moment the room was bombed, indicating that the Turkish regime officers are responsible for the operation of the "Bayrakdar" aircraft.

It is noteworthy that the Turkish regime’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ambitions and obsession with the revival of the dreams of the defunct Ottoman Empire entered a new period since a new ambition, his expansionist plots and aggressive policies crossed the borders of the Syrian lands in which he supported terrorism in its various forms for years to reach Libya, the rich region that may be for him The point of salvation from the economic and financial crises that are chasing him inside Turkey.