The battle of Tripoli: Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

Turkish President Recep Erdogan announced the losses suffered by the Turkish army in Libya. According to recent reports, we are talking about a clash between the Turkish military and the Libyan national army of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.

According to Erdogan, the Turkish contingent lost several people killed and wounded. The exact number is not reported. At the same time, the Turkish leader claims that the Haftar’s armed groups suffered "huge losses" - "almost a hundred mercenaries."

According to Turkish media, the military contingent of Turkey entered the battle with the forces of the LNA near Tripoli. According to some reports, the fighting was carried out in the vicinity of the airport of the Libyan capital.

Recep Erdogan states that the Turkish army in Libya acts "to protect the UN-recognized government (the government of Fayez Saraj) and will not allow the situation to be overthrown." An interesting statement. Especially against the background of what is happening in Syria. If Ankara cares so much about protecting the governments recognized by the UN, then why does it support anti-government armed groups in the Syrian Arab Republic?

Recall that at the moment, Libya is actually not a single state entity. And the NATO invasion led to this, the result of which was the overthrow of the power of Muammar Gaddafi (at that time, by the way, the power of Gaddafi was recognized by the UN as legitimate).

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[xambo]

Perhaps this is revenge for arrogance in Syria ..

[SSR]

Quote: Xambo

Perhaps this is revenge for arrogance in Syria ..

But in Syria itself, is it really impossible to avenge?
Imha.
In Syria, Erdogan wants Turkey’s loyal Turkoman and land to act as if acting in the Donbas and in Libya as the Russian Federation in Syria, and he aims to become the leader of the Middle East. But there are a lot of nuances, the same Iran may not like it very much and the Russian Federation as ..... Well, maybe like an arbiter and a mediator in the field of interests, but the arbitrator must also have big fists if necessary ..... Cool hot heads.

[Sling cutter]

Quote from S.S.R.

But in Syria itself, is it really impossible to avenge?
Imha.

Revenge!
Happy Holiday Roman !

[SSR]

Quote: Stroporez

Quote from S.S.R.

But in Syria itself, is it really impossible to avenge?
Imha.

Revenge!
Happy Holiday Roman !

Mutually!)))

[Alexander Seklitsky]

Quote from S.S.R.

wring out the earth acting approximately like in the Donbass

and that in the Donbass there is a regular army of the Russian Federation? And did the Donetsk people take up arms and send the power to change to Kiev? Your analogies are not at all appropriate.

[cost]

The battle of Tripoli: Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

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This is where you think about it. Erdogan’s difficult choice is whether to pull the barmalei from Idlib to Libya, or vice versa from Libya to Idlib. Even be torn

[Terenin]

Quote: Rich

Even be torn

at this pace, he (Erdogan) should not wait long when these same

Quote: Rich

barmaley from Idlib to Libya ... or vice versa

but because

Quote: Rich

Erdogan’s hard choice

[cost]

Greetings, Genady. Happy holiday to you!
I suggest Erdogan to use the barmalei, on a rotational basis, or to the extreme day after three ... like Figaro here, figaro there

[Terenin]

Quote: Rich

Greetings, Genady. Happy holiday to you!
I suggest Erdogan to use the barmalei, on a rotational basis, or to the extreme day after three ... like Figaro here, figaro there

Greetings, Dmitry. Mutually, happy holiday to you
Yes, his (Erdogan's) Ottoman ambitions ... don't give a damn and grind ..., the fact is that everyone who flirts with terrorists in their politics is automatically political corpses. A matter of time.

[Pereira]

everyone who flirts with terrorists in their politics is automatically political corpses. A matter of time.

Do you think Trump has no chance in the election?

[Terenin]

Quote: Pereira

everyone who flirts with terrorists in their politics is automatically political corpses. A matter of time.

Do you think Trump has no chance in the election?

Quote: Terenin

A matter of time.

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Quote: Pereira

everyone who flirts with terrorists in their politics is automatically political corpses. A matter of time.

Do you think Trump has no chance in the election?

Bush, Obama, Trump - the supreme commander of terrorists. Their wallets and rear. Therefore, they are not in danger. Torture, Donald! Strip off your virgins on Melanie's purses!

[cost]

Greetings, Dmitry. Mutually, happy holiday to you

The holiday is wonderful, but not quite mine, we have it in May. This day we honor you - army men and sailors. To your health

[for]

Quote: Rich

The holiday is wonderful, but not quite mine, we have it in May. This day we honor you - army men and sailors. To your health

Well, why, in the USSR, yes, but in Russia Defender's Day who you are.

[cost]

Which of me is now a defender, or rather a midfielder
I, Igor, have been retired for more than 10 years, the sixth dozen. This is your holiday!

[novel66]

but you don’t need to walk so wide so as not to tear your pants !!! Gene, hello and happy holiday !!

[Terenin]

Quote: novel xnumx

but you don’t need to walk so wide so as not to tear your pants !!! Gene, hello and happy holiday !!

Roma, happy holiday!
Obviously, the Turks, about pants, understand in the literal sense, and think that it does not threaten them

[novel66]

from, cunning !!!

[novel66]

for so long the Cossacks fought with the Turks, and they themselves surrendered

[Pereira]

Actually, I hinted at this with pictures.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Rich

The battle of Tripoli: Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

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This is where you think about it. Erdogan’s difficult choice is whether to pull the barmalei from Idlib to Libya, or vice versa from Libya to Idlib. Even be torn

Let Adjara take himself. Then Tbilisi will have something to do, otherwise they only do what they are preparing for the Russian invasion, and they will drink blood mattresses in revenge for the fact that they are arming the Kurds. The majority of Adzharians are Muslims and they are not looking very badly towards Turkey, so here it’s going to burn out faster than in Idlib and Libya, because here the interests of international players do not overlap.

[SSR]

Quote: Alexander Seklitsky

Quote from S.S.R.

wring out the earth acting approximately like in the Donbass

and that in the Donbass there is a regular army of the Russian Federation? And did the Donetsk people take up arms and send the power to change to Kiev? Your analogies are not at all appropriate.

How vulnerable we are. Firstly, I did not write about the "analogy" but wrote "something like".
Who wrote that the Donetsk people went to change the power? But the Donetsk residents did not like the fact that the Maydan began to create and prohibitions of the Russian language, for example, that is, Russians and Russian speakers live in the Donbass. - right?!
Does this somehow cancel the fact that in Syria there live Turkmens who gravitate towards Turkey and the Turkish language ?!
Secondly, the Turkish supply of arms to Turkmens will be denied?
Will you deny deliveries by the "northern express" ?!
Will you deny "vacationers" or not?
Will you deny Turkish vacationers or what?
and yet, yes, they did not hide in hiding a regular army in Syria. Now read your angry children's post pulling out of the general context of the events once again.

Quote: Alexander Seklitsky

and that in the Donbass there is a regular army of the Russian Federation?

Alexander, you can dodge as you like, close your eyes, pretend to be anything you like, and other people like those with a short and tender memory, but answer without scoffing. - who were the "polite people" in Crimea?
Students of Simferopol pedagogical see.
PS. Europeans, the lands of the Middle East cut as well as they wanted. They didn’t care about natural or ethnic factors, and this remains a problem in the Middle East today, just like ours.
It is not GDP that Ukraine donated to Donbass, Crimea, Odessa, etc., but it was he who somehow designated and returned part of the land, and it was done so filigree that others can only envy.

[demo]

But the Donetsk residents did not like the fact that the Maydan began to create and prohibitions of the Russian language, for example, that is, Russians and Russian speakers live in the Donbass. - right?!
The point is true.
Only it was necessary to write "maydanutye began to create" - from the word Creator.
And since Maydanuty and Creator are at different poles, it was necessary to write - Maydanuty creatures started, etc.
Happy holiday to you and all of us.

[SSR]

Quote: demo

And since Maydanuty and Creator are at different poles, it was necessary to write - Maydanuty creatures started, etc.

Well, I deliberately wrote to create, because they do not create.
I have friends and acquaintances from Ukraine and the Crimea, so they cover their faces with their hands, they just say that they are ashamed of what is happening there. I recently watched a part of the program with the participation of the Gorgeous woman Lukash Elena Leonidovna on the topic of how a Svoboda man crushed a Svoboda man on the Maidan and how her mouth was shut up ... Okay ragulya, but when in pure Russian people carried nonsense of the 80th level, I was ashamed to listen to it.
I already have an allergic reaction to such "ragulism", people are like a parrot repetitive - ass dulak, while dulak! They began to evoke the desire to move them. I used to be condescending to such people, but when I saw such people come to power, I was scared.
Now, at our such narrow-minded people, I began to look apprehensively.

[sailor roman]

"Polite people" (there were very few of them, only a few dozen people) appeared in Crimea only in the late evening of February 26, and before that all roads in Crimea and military units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were blocked and blocked by posts of volunteers, mostly retired servicemen from Sevastopol, I was one of them. Until February 27, the Black Sea Fleet made attempts to take part, but they were stopped by the Ukrainian militia halfway and returned to Sevastopol. But at the end of February we were really strengthened and partially replaced by units of the Russian Armed Forces.

[SSR]

Quote: sailor Roman

"Polite people" (there were very few of them, only a few dozen people) appeared in Crimea only late in the evening of February 26, and before that all roads in Crimea and military units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were blocked and blocked by posts of volunteers.

Roman, so I'm talking about the same thing. Only in Syria, Turkomans act as volunteers, and Erdogan is trying to beat this.
When the Turks shot down a plane from the ground, our pilots shot just the Turkoman and the pilot’s body was given to us through the Turks. So the Turks have long been trying to win back their card, but they are far from GDP.
Imha. They will be able to squeeze something out, it is not for nothing that they inflate the situation to the maximum.

[Alexander Seklitsky]

Quote from S.S.R.

Firstly, I did not write about the "analogy" but wrote "something like".

This is an analogy. If you did not know

Quote from S.S.R.

What are we vulnerable.

Come on. Why such conclusions?

Quote from S.S.R.

Does this somehow cancel the fact that in Syria there live Turkmens who gravitate towards Turkey and the Turkish language ?!

Sorry here it’s not just about the Turkoman, but about quite a terrorist. And not invented, but internationally recognized. But the DNI Armed Forces have not been recognized as such.

Quote from S.S.R.

who were the "polite people" in the Crimea?

And what do you download from a topic on a topic like a flea on ....? Polite people in the Crimea were the regular army of the Russian Federation .. But now we are talking about the Donbass and Syria. Yes, undoubtedly support is provided to the Donbass, but the motives for such support are completely different than those of the Turks.

[SSR]

Quote: Alexander Seklitsky

Polite people in the Crimea were the regular army of the Russian Federation .. But now we are talking about the Donbass and Syria.

And what to discuss with you if in one case you are talking about the country as a whole and the other about the region. Following your logic, invading one area is not an invasion of a country and invading a country if it is another area

Quote: Alexander Seklitsky

Sorry here it’s not just about the Turkoman, but about quite a terrorist. And not invented, but internationally recognized

What are you saying ?! Tell me please, who are the terrorists from Al-Tanaf recognized? SSA recognized by whom ?! Our point of reconciliation of the warring parties who reconciled ?! Does your whole world consider white helmets to be terrorists?
How simple it is just with you. In pan-leg-kings, too, things are something like this.

[Alexander Seklitsky]

Quote from S.S.R.

And what to discuss with you if in one case you are talking about the country as a whole and the other about the region.

Well let it be Donbass and Idlib. Is this easier for you?

Quote from S.S.R.

What are you saying ?! Tell me please, who are the terrorists from Al-Tanaf recognized? SSA recognized by whom ?!

That is, you deny the fact that in the idlib there is a terrorist group Jebhat an nusra and other followers of the Alkaida? Will you deny that these groups regularly organized provocations and fired at the himeim? You will deny that these barmalei shot down our su 25 after they were allocated a zone for de-escalation.?

[Scoun]

Quote: Alexander Seklitsky

Quote from S.S.R.

wring out the earth acting approximately like in the Donbass

and that in the Donbass there is a regular army of the Russian Federation? And did the Donetsk people take up arms and send the power to change to Kiev? Your analogies are not at all appropriate.

Hmm, the next generation of know-it-alls has grown in 6 years.
It may be worth recalling how the “Donetsk people” arranged the boilers, how the Pig of Peace asked, and where could the Donetsk people go after Debaltseve?

[Adam Khomich]

"The Turkish leader claims that Haftar's armed groups suffered" huge losses "-" almost a hundred mercenaries. "
In his rhetoric, the Sultan is like two drops of water like your Petya Valtsman.
Petya, too, defeated one hundred horse-borne divisions and defeated all the Almaty cities. And this one, who signed the oath with a pen cap, survived the atomic bombing at the Donetsk airport.

[aszzz888]

Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

And there the Turks rake. Or maybe it is better to protect their borders, and not jerk to other people's territories?

[xambo]

Quote: aszzz888

Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

And there the Turks rake. Or maybe it is better to protect their borders, and not jerk to other people's territories?

Erdogan himself a sultan probably imagines .. He will unequivocally and more than once!

[aszzz888]

Xambo Today, 09:47
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Quote: aszzz888
Turkish army suffered losses in Libya
And there the Turks rake. Or maybe it is better to protect their borders, and not jerk to other people's territories?

Erdogan himself must have imagined himself a sultan .. He will unequivocally and more than once !

In the course of the Sultan, he always sees himself, and even in a dream. And the fact that there will be big losses both by people and equipment is unambiguous. If the Turk does not change his mind.

[xambo]

Quote: aszzz888

And the fact that there will be big losses both by people and equipment is unambiguous. If the Turk does not change his mind.

I won’t change my mind .. They promised him something to see the USA and Israel!

[novel66]

one hell cheated !! and zvizdyule something to rake him

[SSR]

Quote: Xambo

Rake unequivocally and more than once!

Remember the comrade when the Turks only invaded the territory of Syria, how their armor burned. Only by honing your weapons skills in real conditions can you stay on the cutting edge of military affairs. It is necessary to study the experience of others, to develop their own countermeasures, but all weaknesses appear in real conditions, where life and actions change daily.

[Vita vko]

Quote: aszzz888

Or maybe it is better to protect their borders, and not jerk to other people's territories?

Now Turkey, with the help of the USA, has serious economic problems and only a major military conflict can somehow explain this to voters and support Erdogan’s ratings. Secondly, before Turkey pushed back Kurdish terrorists from its borders, it had serious problems. Remember at least the situation in the border areas of Turkey 3-5 years ago. There explosions and attacks occurred almost every month.

[aszzz888]

Vita VKO (Vitaliy) Today, 09:57 NEW Now Turkey, not without US assistance, has serious economic problems and only a major military conflict can at least somehow explain this to voters and support Erdogan’s ratings. ...

Definitely, and this also does not need to be discounted. Wave the scimitar, and see the horizon beyond the horizon gave new Turkish lands .... Erdogan's dream can cost him a lot.

[Sergey Olegovich]

Erdogan imagines himself a neo-Sultan and does not understand that it is really better for the Turks to guard their borders. Turkey’s military expansion will not lead to anything good for the Turks.

[aszzz888]

Sergey Olegovich (Sergey Olegovich) Today, 09:59 AM NEW
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Erdogan imagines himself a neo-Sultan and does not understand that it is really better for the Turks to guard their borders. Turkey’s military expansion will not lead to anything good for the Turks.

Everyone understands this, except for the undersultan himself.

[bessmertniy]

All Western allies moved away in Libya from direct participation in hostilities, and Erdogan thought he was smarter than others. So I got it in my brain. Few will still be.

[Valery Valery]

So Erdogan will dig his own grave!
And the next coup will not survive !!

[maidan.izrailovich]

And the next coup will not survive !!

Such a scenario is likely.
Only it is unlikely that Turkey’s policy will change much after that.
Pro-American forces will come to power. And they will do the same thing, only already under the control and leadership of the United States.

[primala]

And they will do the same thing, only already under the control and leadership of the United States.
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"Doctor" Co. and is under US supervision. Erdogan is a pawn.

[orionvitt]

If Ankara cares so much about protecting the governments recognized by the UN, then why does it support anti-government armed groups in the Syrian Arab Republic?

"I play here, I don't play here, I wrap the fish here." They say the east is a delicate matter. Where there, everything is according to the patterns of the West. Duplicity and unscrupulousness in everything.

[SSR]

Quote: orionvitt

They say the east is a delicate matter. Where there, everything is according to the patterns of the West.

+ Kamrad!))) This is not something that would be copied from the Anglo-Saxons to the maximum from the Anglo-Saxons.))

[Vladimir61]

Quote: orionvitt

Here I play, I don’t play, here I wrap the fish

So Turks, since birth thimbles. I twist, twirl, I want to fan ...

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: aszzz888

And there the Turks rake. Or maybe it is better to protect their borders, and not jerk to other people's territories?

Mania of greatness will not bring Edik to good!
Let him carefully look at his generals. Yesterday, he ran around the country, hiding from the conspirators.
His residence was bombed from the air.
Then the people supported the mustachioed. He won, cracked down on the putschists.
But what will happen when boxes with the bodies of askers are taken from Syria and Libya? In mass quantity.
Nowhere to run, I quarreled with everyone ...

[Thrifty]

Erdogada uk-roinsky military bit, or what? Some victories are overruns, the carriages of killed "vorogs", few of our own were beaten, but only then it turns out that everything was exactly the opposite! !!

[SSR]

Quote from S.S.R.

Quote: Xambo

Rake unequivocally and more than once!

Remember the comrade when the Turks only invaded the territory of Syria, how their armor burned. Only by honing your weapons skills in real conditions can you stay on the cutting edge of military affairs. It is necessary to study the experience of others, to develop their own countermeasures, but all weaknesses appear in real conditions, where life and actions change daily.

PS.
I am not at all surprised by the appearance in the armies of developed countries of unmanned "shahidmobiles".

[Ros 56]

The Turks will start tossing embers for the scruff in two places; there will be fun for Eric Ottoman. What the hell are you climbing on foreign lands, put things in order and don’t take an example from striped ones.

[rocket757]

To fish in muddy water .... many people just want it.

[V.I.P.]

I wonder if they have the concept of unacceptable losses there? How much and what can they lose in battles abroad before they introduce censorship on reports of losses and the ban on the military from video from the battlefield, and their presence in the conflict area in other states?

[bessmertniy]

Erdogan is not yet straining the loss. Fertility in Turkey is high. Even significant military losses for the country are not fatal.

[V.I.P.]

There it is. Well then, you can become the second Ataturk!))

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: bessmertniy

Even significant military losses for the country are not fatal.

It remains to tell the families of the victims. Present and future. We are defending a "UN recognized government" type. Holy cause!

Haftar’s armed groups suffered "huge losses" - "almost a hundred mercenaries."

But no one really saved the mercenaries.

[Vasyan1971]

Turkish President Recep Erdogan announced the losses suffered by the Turkish army in Libya.

What is it? The Sultan decided to fight on two fronts?

[knn54]

The fact that Haftar has more family losses (almost 60% of the Turks do not perceive the war in Libya) will not make the dead askers easier.
The Sultan runs into "misunderstanding".

[cniza]

He hopes to win and that they won’t judge the winners, but he won’t succeed ...

[Dizel200]

The UN that draws where it turned, it turned out there))))))

[Terenin]

Well, as long as Libya smells of petrodollars, military fuss will continue.
I recall a report from Libya when the war of the West against Gaddafi was just beginning.
In this report, the Libyan spoke about his life under Gaddafi. I have everything, he said, a wonderful house, a good job, a high salary, a big family, I don’t need anything, but life is kind of boring and therefore I am against Gaddafi and want to change my life ...
Now, I suppose, he’s not bored if he’s still alive

[businessv]

Quote: Terenin

but life is kind of boring and therefore I am against Gaddafi and I want to change my life ...

I agree with the post 100%! I think, colleague, our youth thinks exactly the same way, when, under the leadership, they pile up, suck and other specially trained "kind" people, go to unauthorized rallies. I’m not saying that we don’t need to change anything, but we would very much like to avoid such a mess, which is now in the countries of color revolutions!

[Terenin]

Quote: businessv

exactly the same way our youth thinks, when, under the leadership of navaln, sorosyat and other specially trained "good" people, go to unauthorized rallies.

If the youth thought, it would be calmer. Western propaganda does not allow her to think and uses proven methods of influencing the streets and squares - "emotions and trust."
And now, with this "network" through the bulk and other network structures, it drives everyone out onto the street.

[cniza]

Quote: Terenin

Now, I suppose, he’s not bored if he’s still alive

It’s easy to break, it’s almost impossible to restore ... I wanted democracy ... Greetings!

[Terenin]

Quote: cniza

Quote: Terenin

Now, I suppose, he’s not bored if he’s still alive

It’s easy to break, it’s almost impossible to restore ... I wanted democracy ... Greetings!

Greetings Victor
It turns out that our youth are more advanced than our neighbors in the state. They only wanted there - lace panties ... By the way, did they get them?

[cniza]

I suspect that the latter took off ...

[Incvizitor]

And so it was ... it was boring for the Ukrainians, and here they jumped.

[businessv]

If Ankara cares so much about protecting the governments recognized by the UN, then why does it support anti-government armed groups in the Syrian Arab Republic?

The most important question, thanks for the reminder! It is unlikely that ours will be cut off with the Turks in Syria, but their help to the barmaley is pretty tired! It is not out of pocket that such a concern, and the Barmalean transit by the Turks to Libya, too, does not look very clean. Looks like the east is really a delicate matter! They say one thing, think another, and do the third, meaning completely different!

[cniza]

They say one thing, think another, and do the third, meaning completely different!

So it was at all times ...

[sokolov_vv]

Everyone present here on a holiday!

[cost]

And you, Vladislav. Rarely come in

[Mavrikiy]

The battle of Tripoli: Turkish army suffered losses in Libya

The greater the loss, the better. Maybe Syria will breathe. Turks will need troops on other fronts of the empire.

[cniza]

Recall that at the moment, Libya is actually not a single state entity. And the NATO invasion led to this,

Where NATO appears, peace and justice end, all evil comes from them.

[Victorio]

here in Africa a meat grinder is brewed

[Incvizitor]

The more they are piled in Libya, the less they will greyhound in Syria, the more Libya needs to be freed from podpinov.

[viber]

The Turks lost regular losses. The identities of the Turkish military personnel who died on February 18 in the port of Tripoli under the attacks of the LNA forces are established.

Major Sinan Kaferle, Colonel Okan Altınay and Major General of the Armed Forces of Turkey Halil Soysal.

Presumably they accompanied military cargo from Turkey for militants fighting in Libya.

Yesterday, Turkish President Erdogan declared the dead martyrs.

[AntonR7]

Great news. It would be good if our potential historical enemy collapsed into anarchy. The more Turks lose, the more accommodating they will be in Syria.

[rocket757]

"Sultan" swung not childishly. Let's see how long the seat will last.

[Alexander Seklitsky]

Quote: 013

even the most powerful army, even with good air forces - if not covered by ground-based air defense systems / systems that meet today's requirements - is engaged to defeat.

well, not really ... Rather, whose air force is dominating the sky, that army is doomed to success. Yet the battles of the 40s proved it. And air defense means provide this or directly the air force itself is not so critical

[Selevc]

Rather, whose air force dominates the sky, that army is doomed to success. Yet the battles of the 40s proved this.

And Vietnam and Afghanistan, all the head theses picked out from the nose, successfully refuted !!!

[Alexander Seklitsky]

Quote: Selevc

staff theses picked out of the nose safely refuted !!!

And what in Vietnam did US aviation dominate? No But in Iraq and Yugoslavia, yes !!! Well, the result for these countries is deplorable. Well, about Afghanistan in general is not the topic.

[16112014nk]

Turkey's double standards for its sons of bitches.

[Elephant]

The UN did not authorize Turkey to fight in Libya.