Al-Mesmari: Turkish regime transfers hundreds of most dangerous terrorists from Syria to Libya

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Tripoli, (ST) – The spokesman for the Libyan National Army major General Ahmed al-Mesmari said that the Turkish regime transferred hundreds of most dangerous terrorists belonging to Daesh and al-Qaeda from Syria to Libya.

Libyan mass media quoted al-Mesmari as saying in a press conference that President of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyep Erdogan exceeded all limits and violated the UN Security Council resolutions by transferring terrorists from a state to another, stressing that what Erdogan is doing does not only threaten Libya but the whole Arab nation.

He added that Erdogan transferred terrorists from various nationalities into Libya in an attempt to export his crisis and plunder Libya’s resources.

K.Q.

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