New batch of Syrian mercenaries from Turkey left for Libya

​​​​​​​A new batch of 150 Turkish mercenaries left for Libya, from the occupied city of Afrin.

New batch of Syrian mercenaries from Turkey left for Libya
8 February, 2022   09:35
NEWS DESK

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, SOHR, reported the departure of a new batch of Turkish mercenaries to Libya, which included about 150 mercenaries, most of whom are mercenaries of "Mohammed Al-Fateh" affiliated with the "National Army" of the Turkish occupation.

According to the observatory, the mercenaries who arrived in the Libyan lands paid their leaders sums of money in exchange for allowing them to leave the Syrian lands to Libya from the occupied city of Afrin, northwest of Aleppo.

On the fourth of this February, a batch of about 250 mercenaries returned to Turkey, after staying in Libya for many months. The mercenaries belong to the various military formations of the so-called "National Army" backed by the occupation.

This comes despite international efforts to resolve the Libyan crisis, but Turkey continues to obstruct these efforts.

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ANHA