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Source: Dubai – Arabic.net
“Turkey represents the oppressed and the oppressed”, a phrase that opened fire of anger, criticism and cynicism against the adviser to the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, especially by several Syrians and Libyans on the communication sites.
After Yassin Aktay tweeted on Wednesday night, saying: “Turkey is not a state of aggression, but a country that seeks truth, justice and peace, so it defends the oppressed and victorious of the weak.” . The comments came to recall what is happening on the Syrian and Libyan scene.
Several Syrian commentators on Twitter asked how my country dared to preach peace, at a time when their country is pushing hundreds of Syrians into the heat of the Libyan war, some of them children under the age of 18, according to various reports.
One of the commentators asked if “advocating for the right and the oppressed is sending Syrian fighters to fight in Libya to achieve Turkish interests?”
While others considered this tweet to embody the hypocrisy of the ruling power in Turkey and the Justice and Development Party.
One of the commentators on the Turkish tweet said: Iran does not stop the victory of the vulnerable, it transfers mercenaries from Syria to Libya, smuggles arms to the militias and hostility to the Arab countries.
Recruitment of Syrian mercenaries.
This comes amid reports confirming the enlistment of Syrian fighters from Turkey, including children, to fight in Libya, as Ankara supports the government of reconciliation against the Libyan army, despite the fact that it signed in Berlin earlier this year. an agreement stipulating non-interference in the Libyan conflict.
A few days ago, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights warned of Turkey’s ongoing “recruitment” operations in Syria to fight in Libya, noting that many children under the age of 18 go from Idlib and the northern Aleppo camp to Afrin , on the pretext of working there in The beginning of the affair and some of them went without the knowledge of their relatives, to be recruited in Afrin by the pro-Turkish factions, and sent to fight alongside the government of reconciliation in their battles against the Libyan national army forces on Libyan soil.
150 children
He noted that the number of children sent to Libya so far reached 150, and 16 of them were killed during the fighting. He also indicated, citing reliable sources, that one of the children who did not exceed the age of 15, left the IDP camp where he lives with his family, went to Afrin to work in the field of agriculture, and kept in touch with their relatives for approximately 20 days, after the connection was lost. With him, the boy’s parents were surprised by his appearance with one of the videotapes while fighting alongside Syrian factions in Libya, and after the parents’ investigation, it was discovered that the boy was being recruited into the ranks of the “Sultan Murad”.
Factions and militias loyal to the government of reconciliation in Tripoli (archive – AFP)
Furthermore, he added that after several attempts and the boy’s reluctance to go to headquarters, members of the faction told the family that their son had been killed in the battles of Libya in an attempt to shed the family’s momentum. Asking about her son, and when the family asked about her son’s corpse, the answer came quickly: “The corpse has the Libyan army.” In another incident, a young man from the eastern Idlib camp told his family that he was going to work in Afrin, and his family was surprised by his presence in Libya after he appeared on video, so the family went to Afrin and He asked about the matter, as it was discovered that the young man was recruited by the Sultan Murad division and was killed. With the battles of Libya.
It is mentioned that with the arrival of a new group of fighters in the Libyan territories a few days ago, the number of militants who have arrived in the Libyan territory so far has reached some 8,700 mercenaries, including a non-Syrian group, while the number of Armed men who have come to Turkish camps for training have reached some 3,550 members, according to Observatory Numbers.
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