"If you see Russian soldier, kill him" Turkish tricks to send mercenaries to Libya

 The "Investigative Journal" website published a report prepared on the basis of an interview held with a Syrian mercenary transferred by Turkey to Libya, and he is called Ahmed from Kafr Nebul town in Idlib countryside about the way Ankara is following to persuade its mercenaries in Syria to move to Libya.

Initially, Ahmed denied the words of the Turkish president when he claimed that there were no Turkish soldiers on the ground in Libya, confining his forces’ existence to military commanders and advisers only, saying: "The presence of the Turks there is not limited to the commanders, but there are also soldiers."

He added that the Turks revealed to them what they called "sufficient motives" to fight in Libya, and noted: "There are Russian soldiers, the Turks confirmed this to us, and they also confirmed that we will not harm any Libyan here, but they told us if we find any Russian, we kill him."

On the other hand, Ahmed indicated that many Syrians who were transferred to Libya tried to flee the camps to Italy, and said: "The Turks came to count our number and make sure that this does not happen."

Ahmed continued that shortly after his arrival in the camp with 70 other people, they were divided to the ground forces, snipers and other locations. He made clear that those people are not trained in the normal way, but rather are trained on street wars such as gang warfare and street fighting in the distance.

He added: "We did not fight until now. We only eat, do sports, sit in the camp and are prevented to leave it, and we get 2,000 dollars a month."

It is noteworthy that Turkey had transferred those people by air to Tripoli to support the militia of the Accord Government, and Turkey pays salaries of $ 2000 according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.