The Libyan army publishes confessions of terrorists transported by the Erdogan regime from Idlib to fight in Libya

Libyan National Army units have arrested a new group of mercenaries who were transported by the Erdogan regime from the Idlib countryside and Aleppo, as its occupying forces and several terrorist organizations that order him to fight in the ranks of the reconciliation government militia are deployed.

And accounts of the military media of the Libyan army on social media confessions of a number of Erdogan‘s mercenaries who were “captured” in Libyan territory while fighting in the ranks of the pro-Erdogan pro-government.

According to the confessions of a number of mercenaries of the Turkish regime, they arrived in the cities of Benghazi and Misurata after promises from the Turkish regime to receive large sums of money in exchange for their fighting in Libya before they fell into the grip of the Libyan National Army during the battles on the axes of Abu Salim – Tripoli and the axis of Buqrin to the south of Misurata, southeast of Tripoli. .

The terrorist Muhammad Zaidan admitted that he had moved with a group of terrorists from the city of Idlib to the military airport of Maitika, east of the city of Tripoli, which is controlled by the militia of Al-Wefaq government, via Turkey, with a civilian plane that took off from Ankara.

The terrorist Muhammad Eidawi said that he had moved from Syria via Turkey via Gaziantep, via Istanbul, by plane that includes dozens of other terrorists that landed at Misurata Airport before he was captured by the Libyan National Army in the Abu Salim area in Tripoli.

The Libyan army has revealed over the past months that the Turkish regime transferred terrorists from the Al-Nusra Front to Libya in parallel with many Western media reports that revealed documents that the Turkish regime was involved in sending groups of its mercenaries from Idlib and the northern countryside of Aleppo to Libya.

The terrorist Hammoud al-Marai admits that the Turkish regime promised them to receive large sums of money in exchange for their fighting in Tripoli alongside the Al-Wefaq government, noting that he arrived in Libya via Misurata Airport with a Libyan civil plane before being transferred to the capital Tripoli to support the reconciliation government loyal to Erdogan‘s regime.

The Turkish regime continues to weave its plans to perpetuate its interference in Libya by sending terrorist forces and mercenaries to it and supporting the militias there, within the framework of its ambitions to plunder the wealth of this country and expand its influence in the region.

Source : Sana