“We will not allow Libya to be an open ground for colonial forces,” Marshal Haftar said.
The commander of the Libyan National Army puts a “brake” on Turkey’s plans Khalifa Haftar, who, after the rejection of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum by the international community, declared that he too does not accept the memorandum signed in early October by Tripoli and Ankara.
“We won’t allow it in Libya to be an open ground for colonial powers seeking to deal with their own crises, claiming the wealth of the Libyan people,” explained Marshal Haftar.
As of today, the NATO Secretary General is in Turkey Jens Stoltenberg who will today hold a press conference with Mevlut Cavusoglu, while tomorrow Friday he will meet with Tayyip Erdogan.
Drilling south of Crete in cooperation with Libya was provocatively announced on Wednesday by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in the shadow of the statements of the head of the NOC (National Oil Company) for cooperation with Greece and Egypt in the energy sector, and agreements for mining with Italy.
“We will do our drilling in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, but we have the capabilities with our ships to go to third countries that have gas fields to drill and extract the gas and together sell it to other countries,” Erdoğan said according to the correspondent of SKAI in Istanbul, Manolis Kostidis.
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