Turkish militia’s kill civilians in Libya

On the Libyan scene, and specifically in the West, mercenary occupation of homes has emerged, in addition to the return of physical killings among members of the brigades loyal to the government of "reconciliation".

The mercenaries, under Turkish patronage, and by stopping the officials of the Al-Wefaq government led by Fayez al-Sarraj, occupied the homes of the Libyans displaced from the horror of the battles and took their own homes, while the physical liquidation between the battalions and the factions loyal to the Al-Wefaq militia came again, after the latter went to dissolve groups without the other, in addition Until the battalions prepare lists of dozens of people whom it was decided to get rid of for several reasons.

At a time when thousands of displaced people from areas such as Ain Zara, Qasr Bin Ghashir, Salah al-Din and the Libyan plateau have returned to their homes recently, they were surprised that they had been occupied by mercenaries loyal to Ankara, and they resided in them, announcing that they had seized them with the knowledge of officials - in reference to them To the Al-Wefaq government- which caused a state of public upheaval. Some warlords even called on the authorities to take a firm stand on the control of mercenaries over the homes of the local residents, including the commander of the artillery in the Al-Wefaq forces called “Faraj Khalil” who demanded the return of the mercenaries in terms of They came, fearing that their behavior would lead to a massive popular uprising.

Tripoli residents do not hide their annoyance with mercenary practices, and residents fear contact with gunmen of different nationalities who do not respect customs and traditions, most of whom are addicted to drugs and hallucinogenic drugs.

On the other side, the physical liquidation operations resumed again among the militants in Tripoli. Nearly 6 people were killed in the past week, including a militia member in the capital, Tripoli, called “Hussam Abdullah Al-Hamroni” who was killed by a hail of bullets fired by gunmen. Driving in a civilian vehicle without specifying its type; The field leader of the "Rahba al-Droud" militia in support of the Turkish invasion, called "Ayman Saleh", nicknamed "Balah", who was liquidated in Tajoura by gunmen without specifying their dependency or identity or the motives for the liquidation, in addition to the presence of a state of congestion among the "Rahba al-Droud" militia And its members vowed to respond and take revenge for the killing of "Balah."

Prior to the liquidation of Baleh, a number of militants affiliated with one of the militias of the city of Misurata killed two members and wounded a third of the sixth secret militia, Abu Salim’s office, while the “Al Farouq” battalion arrested one of the most prominent local leaders of the Brotherhood and supporters of the Turkish intervention called “Salah Hammad” after Attack on his house in Al-Mutrad area, adjacent to Al-Zawiya.

Observers of the Libyan scene see that the qualifications come within the struggle of the pro-concord brigades, which began to emerge strongly, after the "Al-Wefaq" movement to dissolve groups without the other, what is considered by gunmen from Tripoli, Al-Zawiya and some other cities as an attempt to defeat the militants of Misurata, which seeks in cooperation with the Turkish mercenaries to Extending its influence over the capital.