French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday launched a furious attack on Turkey’s conduct in Libya, accusing the key NATO member of playing a “dangerous game” that can no longer be tolerated. “I believe today that Turkey is playing a dangerous game in Libya and is contravening all the engagements that it made at the Berlin conference” earlier this year on finding peace, Macron said after meeting Tunisian President Kais Saied in Paris. Ankara’s role, said Macron, threatened the interests of Libya, its neighbours, the entire region and also Europe. “We will not tolerate today the role that Turkey plays in Libya,” added Macron. “I don’t want in six months, or one year or two, to see that Libya is in the situation that Syria is in today,” said Macron.

Source: Libya Today June 22, 2020 20:03 UTC