Turkey's
Military Intervention In Libya Might Help Syria
By Moon Of Alabama
December 27, 2019 "Information
Clearing House" -
The Turkish intervention in Libya might develop into
a major international crisis
as each side in the 'civil' war in Libya has several
international supporters.
Turkey is
now taking
serious steps to move
troops and equipment to Libya:
Turkey will introduce a bill to send troops to Libya
as soon as Parliament resumes, in response to the
country's invitation, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
announced on Thursday.
Speaking at a meeting of provincial heads at the
headquarters of the ruling Justice and Development
Party (AK Party) in the capital Ankara, Erdoğan said
the military mandate to send troops to Libya will be
on Parliament's agenda when it resumes early
January.
He also criticized countries supporting the East
Libya-based warlord Khalifa Haftar rather than Fayez
al-Sarraj.
Reuters
noted that there is no public record of the 'invitation'
Erdogan
talked about:
It was unclear what specific invitation Erdogan was
referring to as the interior minister in the
Tripoli-based government, Fathi Bashagha, suggested
in comments to reporters in Tunis that no official
request had yet been made.
Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and several
west European countries support the anti-Muslim
Brotherhood forces under Khalifa Haftar who controls
most of Libya (red).