Media reports documenting the continued Erdogan regime's transfer of thousands of terrorists from northern Syria to Libya

Damascus-Sana

New media reports have documented the continuation of the Turkish regime led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the transfer of thousands of terrorist mercenaries from northern Syria to Libya, accompanied by Turkish soldiers, with the support and financing of Qatar's sheikhs to support the militias of the Fayez al-Sarraj government.

Sky News Arabia presented a new documentary film, "Erdogan, the Nightmare of Libya," which highlighted the role of the Turkish regime in fueling the situation in Libya and the transfer of thousands of terrorist mercenaries from northern Syria to it to fight alongside the Saraj supported by Erdogan's regime and providing them with weapons and terrorists in an attempt to stop the army's progress Libyan who is fighting a fierce war against terrorist organizations, Al-Sarraj militias and criminal networks.

The documentary included testimonies of mercenaries who were transported by the Turkish regime to Libya, where they confirmed that they came from Syria through Ghazi Aintab, then they moved to Istanbul before arriving at the Libyan Misurata Airport. The film also contained horrific chapters on militia violations against civilians in Libya.

According to the testimonies of a group of mercenaries, the city of Gaziantep was the main station for transporting thousands of terrorist mercenaries from Syrian territory to Libya via Misurata Airport, where one of the mercenaries said, “I came from Syria through Gaziantep and then to Istanbul airport before we were transported by Turkish planes to Misurata Airport and from Then they took us to Tripoli, where the Libyan army arrested me in the Abu Salim neighborhood, south of the city. "

For his part, another mercenary acknowledged that the terrorists killed at one time 35 people in the Salah al-Din sector south of Tripoli in addition to their seizure of the properties of the people and said .. “Here in the sector where we are spread there are many houses and any house you like can enter and reside in what a third mercenary said .. I fight anyone but give me my destiny, this is what happens with everyone, not just me. ”

The Libyan army spokesman, Major General Ahmed Al-Mismari confirmed that the Al-Sarraj forces include mercenaries of multiple nationalities and spend them salaries from the Libyan people's money, stating that the Turkish intervention in Libya is not new, as it started in 2014 or earlier, but the variable in 2019 and 2020 is that it has been taking place Publicly and before the attention of the international community and the media, even Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declares this in order to confirm what he considers an achievement of the Brotherhood's terrorist takeover of the Libyan people's capabilities and power in Libya, which the Libyan people reject.

Al-Mesmari indicated that it was worthy of the Al-Sarraj government to disengage from the terrorist militias, but it did the opposite and gave legitimacy to criminals and gave them military ranks, even though they are listed on the Security Council lists of terrorist entities, stating that the Al-Sarraj government wants to confirm the rule of the terrorist Brotherhood and keep terrorists and criminals while fighting the Libyan army led by the Marshal Haftar's successor to rid the Libyans of terrorist organizations and restore security and stability to all Libyan regions.

For his part, Major General of the Libyan Army Salem Moftah Al-Refadi said that Libya suffers from terrorism and has spread on its territory several terrorist organizations, most notably "ISIS" who came from Iraq and Syria through Turkey, while Qatar's sheikhs provided financial and logistical support for weapons and ammunition for these organizations in coordination with the Turkish regime in order to stoke the situation In Libya, which requires the UN Security Council to pass a resolution to prevent these countries from interfering in Libya.

In the context between the Libyan Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdul Hadi Al-Hawij, it is assumed that “the government of Al-Sarraj is supposed, according to the Skhirat Agreement, to be the government of all Libyans and all cities and all regions. In reality, it is located on a part of the capital Tripoli and provides its services only to the militia and outlaws and the public money funds and uses Libyans' money to bring in mercenaries and to support the terrorists, while we, as a Libyan government headed by Abdullah al-Thani, are over an area of ​​more than 90 percent of Libyan regions and cities, including neighborhoods of the capital, Tripoli.

Several media reports revealed in the past months that a large number of mercenaries from the Turkish regime arrived from Syria to Libya through flights on board Libyan Airlines and an airline owned by Abdel Hakim Belhadj, a terrorist al-Qaeda leader based in Turkey.

It is noteworthy that Erdogan's ambitions and his obsession with reviving the dreams of the defunct Ottoman Empire entered a new period ago as his ambitions, 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 he believes is the point of salvation from his economic and financial crises that You chase him inside Turkey.