The Libyan army targets Turkish weapons and gives the militants three days

The Libyan army spokesman, Ahmed Al-Mismari, said on Friday that the National Army fighters targeted military sites in Misurata that were used to store Turkish weapons and equipment.

In a statement, Al-Mesmari said that the operations came "in response to the alleged announcement of the Al-Wefaq government to request logistical and technical support from Turkey."

"The targeting operation tonight resulted in the destruction of the enemy's entire capabilities in several military sites in Misurata, and resulted in successive explosions indicating the size of the Turkish military stockpile, and our fighters returned to their bases safely."

Al-Mesmari called on the "Elders of Misurata to present their security and safety interests over the interests of the extremists," noting that "those who withdraw from Tripoli and Misurata will not be targeted for only 3 days."

The Libyan army spokesman pointed out that "war is an option that we have been forced to liberate from the hegemony of the terrorist militias at the orders of Turkey and Qatar, and we have been forced to re-unite the entire country under one Libyan national leadership to avoid partition and division projects, but at the same time we are saddened to see those falling dead."

In the same context, a Libyan military source affiliated with the National Army stated that there are Turkish storms and snipers fighting in the ranks of the National Accord Government in the Axis of Khallet Al-Furjan in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.

J.O