Erdogan's mercenaries keep incurring losses in Libya

Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, incurs one loss after another, ever since he decided to send Syrian mercenaries to Libya to fight alongside the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA).
The mercenaries Erdogan sent to
Libya also suffer one defeat after another in confrontations with the Libyan
National Army (LNA).
About 70 mercenaries were killed
at the hands of LNA troops in battles near Tripoli, the Russian news agency,
TASS, said.
To cover up his interference in
Libya, Erdogan is pouring a lot of investments in Africa.
Turkey's influence in the
continent has started falling apart as a result of Erdogan's policies in Libya.
Major losses
Apart from the 70 mercenaries who
were killed in battles against the LNA near Tripoli, 50 other mercenaries were
injured in the same battles, TASS said.
The Syrian Observatory for Human
Rights said, meanwhile, that an additional 64 mercenaries had laid down their
arms and escaped to Europe.
On the other hand, a Swiss
newspaper said Erdogan had spent billions of dollars in the past years in order
to increase his influence in Africa.
However, African leaders are
fearful of Erdogan after sending mercenaries to Libya. The same leaders are
afraid that the Turkish president will send mercenaries to their countries to
stoke tensions in them.
New hirelings sent
The observatory revealed that
Turkey has plans for transferring even more mercenaries to Libya.
The number of mercenaries in
Libya has already risen to 4,700. Nevertheless, the number is on the decrease.
Some of the mercenaries are killed in battles with the LNA and others escape to
Europe.
It added that Turkey follows the
transfer of the mercenaries to Libya closely. Turkish authorities, it said,
register the names of the mercenaries who want to travel to Libya in
preparation for giving them training.