Libyan tribes: Block wall against the Turkish invasion

The Libyan tribes, after months of violent battles
in the capital Tripoli between the Libyan National Army and the military-backed
Al-Wefaq militia by Turkey with Syrian mercenaries, have been trying to take
their place on the map of the local powers to confront the Turkish invasion
that threatens to enter the country at a dangerous turning point, as by
preparing lists From young volunteers to train and arm them to counter the
Turkish invasion; This coincides with the continuation of regional and
international moves to revive the political process in Libya and return to the
dialogue table.
The position
of the Libyan tribes is consistent with its response to the calls of President
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, to fight against
the Turkish colonists and their mercenaries.
In light of the Turkish incursion into the Libyan
territories and the support of the Al-Wefaq militia and their terrorist
mercenaries, Abdul Karim Al-Orfi, the official spokesman for the Supreme
Council of Sheikhs and notables of Libya announced the preparation of tribes
lists of young volunteers to train and arm them, stressing that all tribes have
opened the door to volunteering, for young people who want to fight against the
Turkish colonists, Greedy of the country's wealth and resources, and that each
tribe prepared through its leader and council a list of young men who will be
trained and armed in coordination between the Libyan army and Egypt, stressing
that they will not allow the Brotherhood to plunder Libya's wealth, as they
will stand in the face of Erdogan's ambitions and dreams on their lands.
The spokesperson for the Supreme Council of Sheikhs
and notables of Libya revealed the presence of leadership in each tribe
specializing in setting up defense plans for the land and mechanisms for
coordination and military plans, and areas that the tribe will protect and
secure, stressing that all tribes announced their willingness to fight, train
and arm, in order to confront the militia Al-Wifaq and its supporters.
This comes in light of Erdogan's insistence on
breaching international obligations by sending more mercenaries and terrorists
to support his allies in Tripoli, and in the hope of further fueling the
conflict to ensure the continued chaos through which the Turkish regime seeks
to further plunder the riches of the oil-rich country; This is despite
international calls for respecting the arms embargo to Libya and
non-interference in the country's internal affairs, and for returning to the
dialogue table again to resolve the internal crisis.
Libyan tribes, recently after President Sisi
announced his country's readiness to support the Libyan tribes in their
response to external interference, sought to take their place on the map of the
Libyan local powers, as these tribes began, according to Al-Senussi Al-Haleeq,
deputy head of the Supreme Council of Sheikhs and notables of Libya to engage
with Some civil components and parliament are in sessions and discussions to
choose the new presidential council from its president and two deputies in
order to end the ongoing state of fighting, and start the other steps included
in the Egyptian initiative, which he said pushes towards dialogue and
stability.
These tribal movements indicate that the Libyan
tribes will have a major role in the coming days in resolving the Libyan
crisis, and will play a decisive role in shaping the features of the next stage
by engaging in preparing for a political vision for the post-Fayez al-Sarraj
government that has become clear that it has mortgaged itself and surrendered
its shaky authority to Turkey. .
President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi announced, on
Saturday 20 June 2020, that his country was ready to support the Libyan tribes
in their response to external interference, and said that Libya would defend it
only by its people, noting that Egypt was ready to train, equip and equip the
tribal youth in Libya, a position that was greatly welcomed by Libyan popular
activities, foremost of which are the tribes that represent the overwhelming
majority of the Libyan people, as Sheikh Saleh Al-Fandi, head of the Senate
Sheikhs and notables, confirmed that President Sisi’s statements raised the
morale and heads of Libyans, especially since Libya and Egypt are one entity,
and their security is one.