Arab press: New escalation in Idlib, Erdogan regime at stake of collapse

On Tuesday morning, Arab press touched upon to several topics, including the situation in Idlib, in addition to Turkish interventions in the region, and the Lebanese crisis.

'Tension between government forces and the Turkish occupation in Idlib'

The beginning of the situation in Idlib, and in this context, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper said: “Turkish forces bombed the Syrian regime’s positioning in the city of Saraqib in the eastern countryside of Idlib, following an attack targeting a Turkish convoy in the region, at a time when Syrian armed factions targeted the Ruwaiha axis in Idlib countryside with artillery shells and bombed Regime forces, villages of Jabal al-Zawiya, Maarbliet and Fatira. "

And added: "An explosive device exploded while a convoy of the Turkish forces was passing near the town of Kafraya in the eastern sector of Idlib countryside early Sunday morning, which led to damage to a vehicle of the convoy."

'Turkey’s ambitions in southern Libya re-vow military confrontation

Regarding the Libyan issue, Al-Bayan newspaper said: “The warnings of military confrontation have returned to overwhelm the public scene in Libya, due to the provocations practiced by the Turkish-backed Accord militia against the national army, while the political parties are preparing to launch a decisive round of consultations, starting next Thursday according to the outcomes of the conference. Berlin and the Cairo Declaration.

While the militias of western Libya entered a state of alert along the areas adjacent to the red line (Sirte Al-Jufra) by spreading lies of readiness to face a possible attack by the National Army, military sources accused the militias of using these allegations to cover up a Turkish plot to attack the south and control it and plunder its wealth and to change The balance of power for the benefit of its allies during the upcoming political consultations.

Observers point out that the ambitions of the Erdogan regime in the south are no longer hidden from anyone, especially in light of its recent military incursion into Mali and Niger, with the aim of deepening its influence in the Sahel and Sahara region and controlling the wealth of southern Libya and besieging French influence in its former colonies and vital sphere, relying on this. On terrorist groups, Brotherhood militias, and mercenaries.

'Conditions can no longer tolerate in Lebanon'

On the Lebanese side, Al-Nahar newspaper said: “Al-Nahar follow-up sources reported that President Michel Aoun stressed during his meeting with Prime Minister Saad Hariri, “the formation of a new government as soon as possible, because the situation is no longer tolerating further deterioration,” stressing the need to adhere to the French initiative.

The sources denied that the government details were entered between the two presidents, indicating that it was a public presentation session more than an entry into the government’s details and circumstances.

For his part, Hariri explained his point of view, and told Aoun that he would send representatives to meet the parliamentary blocs to find out their position on the initiative.

According to Al-Nahar's information, Aoun advised Hariri to go to the blocs and consult with them about the mechanisms of his vision for the government.

The sources also confirmed that the consultations are still on schedule.

'Turkish opposition: Erdogan's regime is collapsing internally'

Regarding internal Turkish affairs, Okaz newspaper said: “The member of the National Council for Human Rights, lawyer Mukhtar Noah, confirmed that the ongoing attack by the Turkish opposition on the head of the regime, Recep Erdogan, and his accusation of violating the law and undermining democracy, is a strong indication of his downfall and his internal collapse.

Noah said in a statement to Okaz: The matter has reached the point of calling for early parliamentary and presidential elections, which means that the man has become in the wind after nearly 18 years in power, during which he led to a deterioration in the living conditions of the Turks and plunged the country into an economic disaster.

And he considered that the statements of the President of the Republican People's Party, Kemaloglu, regarding the holding of early presidential and parliamentary elections, is evidence of the Turkish people’s salvation from this economic and political rule of power for nearly two decades, during which he transformed the country into a "estate" in which he, his family, friends and members of the party control. the ruler.

He pointed out that international reports confirm that Turkey is on the verge of bankruptcy, but the Turkish government refuses to acknowledge this, in light of the continuing oppressive rule and corruption practiced by Erdogan.

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