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Turkish Military Cargo Plane – Archives
The Italian website Itamil Radar, which specializes in aerial monitoring, revealed that Turkey continues to send military cargo planes to Libya, representing a violation of international resolutions on the Libyan crisis and undermining ongoing diplomatic efforts to deter the break. between the parties in Libya.
The “Itamilradar” website says that a new Turkish military cargo plane lands at the Al-Wataya base in western Libya.
The website confirmed that the Lokcheed C-130E aircraft (registration number 71-01468), departed at approximately (9.15) CEST this morning, the Libyan Air Force base in Al Wataya, returning to Turkey.
Rape and complaint
Turkey continues to violate the arms embargo imposed by the United Nations on Libya since 2011, as Ankara is providing great support to the unconstitutional Government of National Accord in Tripoli with equipment and mercenaries to confront the Libyan National Army.
Ankara also intends to thwart international efforts aimed at resolving the Libyan crisis, including the results of the conference in Berlin, the German capital, which stipulates the strengthening of control of the arms embargo, the disarmament of militias and the imposition of sanctions to the party that violates the armistice.
In total, Turkey has transferred to Libya more than 20,000 Syrian mercenaries, in addition to some 10,000 extremists of other nationalities, according to data from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Europe moves
With the same statements, Stoltenberg affirmed that “the European Union is determined to strengthen the sanctions regime to contribute to a better implementation of the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, which will also increase the effectiveness of our Irene process.”
On April 1, the European Union launched Operation Irene to support the arms embargo imposed on Libya in the Mediterranean Sea.
A month after its launch, the prestigious German newspaper Handelsblatt confirmed that “soldiers participating in the European mission are looking up at the sky now, after Ankara stepped up the transfer of arms to Libya by air.”
He added: “Over the past few days, Turkey sent 10 military cargo planes loaded with weapons to Tripoli,” adding that “all ten planes were spotted at Istanbul airport before taking off for Tripoli.”
