Damascus-Sana
Driven by the illusions of his defunct Ottoman revival, the head of the Turkish regime continues to distribute balls of fire for his terror from Syria to Libya, moving from the stage of investing mercenaries in Syria to throwing them in Libya to the stage of direct military aggression, whether against Syria or Libya, so that he recently ended up threatening to target the Libyan National Army That achieves successive victories against the terrorists supported by the Turkish regime.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently intensified his campaign of aggression against Libya, taking advantage of the world's concern to confront the Corona pandemic, which the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation warned of, calling on the international community and in particular the UN mission and the European Union to condemn it.
The Libyan Foreign Ministry, in a statement, called on the international community to condemn the massacres that took place in the cities of Sabratah, Sorman, Rajban and Jamil at the hands of the Turkish colonist and its mercenaries, besieging the city of Tarhuna, bombing civilians, hitting convoys of food commodities and fuel convoys destined for civilian citizens.
She pointed to the murders committed by the Turks and their mercenaries and involving many innocent people and other crimes that amount to "war crimes and crimes against humanity", reaffirming that the goal of the Libyan people and armed forces is to liberate the capital Tripoli from terrorism, militias, outlaws, mercenaries and end the Turkish aggression.
Erdogan, after revealing his goals of controlling Libya and stealing the capabilities of its people, launched a series of direct threats to his foreign language by targeting the Libyan National Army after his successive terrorist defeats there in light of his attempts to search for a way out to save him from his internal and external crises.
Strategic researcher Faraj Zidan told Libyan media that Erdogan's threats to the national army are not new and are the result of the huge losses among the Turkish military and mercenary soldiers who brought them from Syria and other countries and came after the failure of his terrorist plans in Libya, especially in the cities of Al-Wattia and Tarhuna As well as the Libyan National Army victories towards Tripoli.
Zidan pointed out that the Libyan national army considered terrorists and military personnel of the Turkish regime in Libya as legitimate targets as an invading force practicing war and aggression against Libya, stressing that the Libyan people and their national army would achieve victory over the Janissary forces of the Ottoman-Ottoman regime, which would be defeated by Libya.
More than 17,000 terrorist mercenaries have been brought by the Turkish regime to Libya in the context of its aggressive scheme against the Libyan people, according to Major General Ahmed al-Mesmari, spokesman for the Libyan army, who confirmed that the war with Turkey did not begin today or yesterday, but rather since 2014, whether through its proxies in Libya or its mercenaries. Terrorists or directly with the occupying Turkish forces, as is happening in Tripoli now, that the recent Turkish threats are "just an attempt to mislead the public opinion that Turkey has not entered the battle yet."
Al-Mesmari revealed in previous statements that Erdogan's regime wants to turn Libya into a base for terrorism in order to target the countries of the region and control their wealth, while the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, Aqila Saleh, according to the Libyan News Agency, "Lana News" recently confirmed that Libya is under brutal aggression launched by the Turkish regime at the sight of The United Nations and the UN Security Council, noting that Erdogan's continued dispatch of weapons and terrorist mercenaries to Libya aims to support the terrorist groups controlling the capital, Tripoli, in the face of the Libyan people and their national army.
In the context and under the guise of providing humanitarian aid, the Turkish regime's planes fly over the air loaded with weapons and military equipment to its terrorist mercenaries in Libya, via planes covering humanitarian cover and allegations of medical aid to confront the Corona virus in African countries, but carrying the seeds of death and destruction.
International media, including the Daily Maverick newspaper issued in South Africa, indicated that Erdogan's regime bragged about sending emergency medical aid to various countries, including countries where the Coronavirus does not spread, such as Lesotho, which has not announced any infection with the virus, to reveal later the fact that its planes ship weapons and military equipment. To Africa, to be transferred to his terrorist mercenaries in Libya.
Erdogan, who is being chased by defeats wherever his ambitions went, is searching for an imaginary victory in Libya, leaning on his terrorist mercenaries, to blind him to his successive disappointments abroad and at home, especially with his deteriorating popularity according to Turkish media to a record level against the background of his crackdowns to liquidate his opponents.
Basem Kanoon
