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In the result of last March, more than 15 Turkish soldiers were killed and some 120 mercenaries, who were fighting alongside the Al-Wefaq government. The Libyan National Army also shot down 12 Turkish pilot women.
As for last February, Ankara officially recognized the presence of Syrian and Turkish fighters in Libya, as well as the deaths of Turkish Turks in battles, without specifying their number.
In the last quarter of February, Libyan National Army defenses shot down nine Turkish drones in Tripoli, after taking off from the Maitika airport air base.
And the month of January recorded the beginning of Turkish human casualties in Libya, after killing 3 Turkish soldiers and injuring 6 others. The Libyan National Army also dropped some 5 Turkish women.
Despite this heavy bill, according to experts, Erdogan is dragging his country to a distant country, to serve his expansionist agenda, betting on an ideological rapprochement with radical movements and exploiting the chaos that followed the events of 2011.
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The Libyan National Army, led by Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter, is waging a war on terror to free Tripoli, which is under the control of militias loyal to the Fayez al-Sarraj government.
Turkey wanted to send large numbers of Syrian mercenaries to Libya, according to what the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights revealed, but foreign fighters were unable to achieve what Ankara had hoped for.
The Observatory recently stated that fighters from the pro-Turkish factions in Syria have refused to go to Libya, either because of the evaporation of the financial temptations that Turkey promises, or because they realize the difficulty of the battle that they are facing. waiting in Libya, due to the determination of the Libyan army to confront militias and terrorist elements. .
During the month of April, the Libyan National Army destroyed more than 13 Turkish military planes and marches, and air strikes were directed at the Turkish March control room at the Maitika base.
In the result of last March, more than 15 Turkish soldiers were killed and some 120 mercenaries, who were fighting alongside the Al-Wefaq government. The Libyan National Army also shot down 12 Turkish pilot women.
As for last February, Ankara officially recognized the presence of Syrian and Turkish fighters in Libya, as well as the deaths of Turkish Turks in the battles, without specifying their number.
In the last quarter of February, Libyan National Army defenses shot down nine Turkish drones in Tripoli, after taking off from the Maitika airport air base.
And the month of January recorded the beginning of Turkish human casualties in Libya, after killing 3 Turkish soldiers and injuring 6 others. The Libyan National Army also dropped some 5 Turkish women.
Despite this heavy bill, according to experts, Erdogan is dragging his country to a distant country, to serve his expansionist agenda, betting on an ideological rapprochement with radical movements and exploiting the chaos that followed the events of 2011.
