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From: bruiser98	1/9/2020 5:29:22 PM
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I read an article couple of days ago that Soleimani was to visit Erdogan after the Baghdad trip. (Can't relocate it.) Erdogan hated him. Erdogan is pushing buttons in Libya. Jihadists flocking there. Soleimani visit to suggest QUDs involvement? Preparing for a new war voltairenet.org <<<The Turkish intervention is legal under international law and is based on the request of the Tripoli government legalized by the Skhirat Agreement (Morocco) on December 17, 2015 and Resolution 2259 of December 23, 2015. On the contrary, all other foreign interventions are illegal. This despite the fact that the Tripoli government is composed of the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Qaeda and Daesh. We are therefore witnessing a reversal of roles, with the progressives now in the East of the country and the fanatics in the West. For the moment, there are only a few Turkish soldiers on the government side in Tripoli, but Egyptian, Emirati, French and Russian soldiers on the Benghazi side. The announcement of the official dispatch of a few more Turkish soldiers will not change this balance much, but the transfer of jihadists may involve hundreds of thousands of fighters. It may turn the chessboard upside down.>>>

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