The true reason for Erdogan’s actions in Libya is lobbying for the interests of the Muslim Brotherhood


Ahmed Kamel Erozan, head of international relations of the opposition Turkish Al-Kheir party, said that the real reason for Turkey’s support of the so-called Libyan National Accord Government is lobbying for the interests of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization 1, as it is the last in the region.
 “If the existing government of Libya (LNA) is a legitimate government, the government of Bashar al-Assad in Syria is also legal.  Let the PNS go to Assad and shake his hand, ”Erosan said in an interview, commenting on the statement by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan about additional military support to the Libyan LNA  militants.
 in late November, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the head of the Libyan NA, Fayez Sarraj, signed agreements on military cooperation and the demarcation of maritime borders.  Most countries found such actions by leaders illegal, as the memorandum not only affects the interests of other countries, but also ignores their state borders - we are talking about Cyprus, which is located between Libya and Turkey.  Neither the Turkish president nor the LNA representative revealed the details of the deal to the world.
In addition, the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization called on Fayez Sarraj to ask Turkey to deploy a military base in Libya.  The leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Justice and Construction Party, Abd al-Razzak al-Aradi, relied on the words of Erdogan, who stated that he agreed to deploy the Turkish military contingent in Libya if the LNA leadership asked for it.
 The head of international relations of the opposition Turkish Al-Kheir party noted that Libya was the last refuge for the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization in the region, and the last visit of the Turkish president to Tunisia was related to the support of the Muslim Brotherhood.


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