Tyler Durden Mon, 07/13/2020 - 03:30 Via AlMasdarNews.com,Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday that Ankara’s stance in Libya foiled the plans of the Libyan National Army’s commander, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.According to Erdogan, Turkey’s intervention saved the city of Tripoli from falling to the Libyan National Army (LNA) and their commander.Prior image of Turkish troops and artillery deploying to Libya, via Anadolu Agency.Erdogan continued in his interview with the Turkish magazine that “the Government of National Accord managed to get the revolutionaries out of Tripoli in a short time and these field gains heralded peace and security in all Libyan lands.”He then boasted that it was ultimately Turkish military support to Tripoli, was had endured for much of the past year, that thwarted Haftar's advance: “Turkey’s determined stance stifled the plans of Haftar and his supporters to occupy Tripoli.”He said, “Strengthening Libya politically and economically will comfort North Africa and Europe.”Following the airstrikes on the Turkish base of Al-Watiya,Full Post Here - Erdogan Boasts Turkish Military Intervention 'Saved' Libya From Haftar
