Hamdi Nasr - Cairo - After the approval of the Turkish Parliament to send Turkish military forces to defend the Saraj government in Libya, the confrontation has now become an issue of complexity and a very serious challenge to the Libyan neighboring countries, especially Egypt, which Turkish President Erdogan is trying to surround from all sides and directions in the interest of his project in the return of the Ottoman Caliphate. There is no doubt that the arrival of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in power in Egypt has thwarted his project by establishing Arab governments affiliated with him and his loyalists such as the Sultan of the Muslims, the new ruler of the Ottoman Empire and the resurrection of Artegul or the head of the new Ottoman caliphate. Egypt was and still is the most powerful country in the region against the Turkish project, which aims to control the Sunni and Islamic world. It may now seem clear to all the Arab countries that there is a project to divide the Arab states between the frontier states. Iran already controls some Arab countries through its arms in those countries, such as Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon, and on the other hand, Turkey controls Qatar, northern Syria, the borders of Iraq, and the Siraj government in Libya.

Source: Libya Today January 04, 2020 09:56 UTC