Media sources: the Turkish Erdogan regime transfers terrorists from Syria to Libya

In a new chapter for investing in terrorism, the Turkish regime intends to transport its mercenaries and terrorists from Syria to Libya to fan the security situation there and plunder its wealth.

According to the American Bloomberg Agency, an official in the Turkish regime and another from the Libyan Government of National Accord revealed that a number of Erdogan’s mercenaries in Syria will be transferred to Libya.

Meanwhile, the Turkish Zaman Newspaper said that Erdogan is seeking to establish his control over the region, whether through establishing military bases in Qatar and Somalia or direct interventions in Syria, Libya and Sudan. The paper said that Erdogan is seeking again to move his mercenaries from Syria to Libya.

Local sources in the Governorate of Hasakah reported that the Turkish occupation forces continue to withdraw groups of their mercenaries in the city of Ras Al-Ain and its surroundings, at a rate of approximately 60 terrorists from each terrorist group, and it is likely to send terrorist groups to Libya via Turkish territory.

The sources said that the Turkish occupation -held areas witnessed the escaping of dozens of mercenaries from the countryside of Hasaka and Raqqa for fear that the Erdogan regime will send them to Libya.

The sources pointed out that a state of fear among the terrorists who work under the command of the Turkish occupation forces after receiving news about the Turkish regime’s intention to recruit numbers of them to fight among the Turkey-backed groups in Libya.

The Libyan Army Spokesman Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari said that the Turkish regime has transferred gunmenfrom the terrorists of Al-Nusra Front to Libya.

O. al-Mohammad