Yemen’s Brotherhood fights alongside Erdogan’s forces in Libya

Within the framework of the ideological agreement between
Turkey’s Justice and Development Party (AKP), the Brotherhood, and Qatari
funding to sabotage Libya, the Yemeni Congregation for Reform (Islah) has
confessed that some of its party members are participating in Turkey’s war in
Libya with the support and financing of Doha, confirming that Brotherhood
mercenaries went there without official coordination.
At the same time, Islah Secretary General Abdulwahab al-Ansi
evaded any official confirmation or denial of information, which is a usual
practice in Brotherhood politics.
"Islah is barely taking place in the battle in
Yemen," Ansi said, acting surprised about talk of elements from his party
going to Libya, adding that it is an axiom of Islah that “its policy, orientation
and work is in Yemen."
The Libyan National Army (LNA) circulated several videos
recently of Islah mercenaries who went to fight in Libya alongside other
mercenaries sent by Turkey, many of whom came from fighting in Syria.
Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat confirmed that several
figures from Islah recently arrived in Tripoli with the aim of strengthening their
relationship with the Libyan Brotherhood under the auspices of Turkish
intelligence.
Meanwhile, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has
confirmed that mercenaries continue to be sent to Libya for $2,000s a month.