Egyptian Military Convenes To Discuss Invading Libya In Potential Showdown With Turkey

[Bush92]

The Egyptian parliament will meet on Monday to discuss President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi’s decision to send ground troops into Libya reports Aawsat.


The president, who is also the military’s chief of staff, still needs the approval of two-thirds of Cairo’s lawmakers as well as a recommendation from the national defense council before deploying military forces into combat missions on foreign soil.

Sisi led a meeting on Sunday for the council to discuss the developments taking place in Libya as part of Egyptian efforts to “maintain the current frontlines” and prevent either side from breaching those red lines. The stated objective is to keep the peace between all Libyan parties involved.

In June, Sisi categorized the cities of Sirte and Jufra as “red lines” that mustn’t be crossed. Any encroachment on these cities would compel Egypt to intervene in order to safeguard its national security, he added.


Sunday’s defense council meeting included the parliament speaker, prime minister as well as top officials from the defense and military ministry, military commanders, intelligence chief, foreign affairs minister, finance and interior ministers.

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis. Libya is among the “top priorities of Cairo’s foreign policy” and its security is “integral to Egyptian and Arab national security.”

The president also expressed his commitment to a political solution to the crisis that would ensure Libya’s sovereignty and national unity, restoration of state institutions as well as the “elimination of terrorism and criminal and extremist militias.” Hinting at a potential confrontation with Turkey, the statement said that the solution would end “illegal meddling” in Libyan internal affairs which are only exacerbating the crisis and “threatening neighboring countries and international peace.”

Egyptian Military Convenes to Discuss Invading Libya in Potential Showdown with Turkey

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis.

www.breakingisraelnews.com

Here we go

Egypt approves Libya deployment, risking clash with Turkey

Egypt’s parliament has authorized the deployment of troops outside the country after the president threatened military action against Turkish-backed forces in Libya

abcnews.go.com

This thing can go off the rails real quick. United States of America shackled by liberal media, Democrats, and anarchist.

 

[Bush92]

The Egyptian parliament will meet on Monday to discuss President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi’s decision to send ground troops into Libya reports Aawsat.


The president, who is also the military’s chief of staff, still needs the approval of two-thirds of Cairo’s lawmakers as well as a recommendation from the national defense council before deploying military forces into combat missions on foreign soil.

Sisi led a meeting on Sunday for the council to discuss the developments taking place in Libya as part of Egyptian efforts to “maintain the current frontlines” and prevent either side from breaching those red lines. The stated objective is to keep the peace between all Libyan parties involved.

In June, Sisi categorized the cities of Sirte and Jufra as “red lines” that mustn’t be crossed. Any encroachment on these cities would compel Egypt to intervene in order to safeguard its national security, he added.


Sunday’s defense council meeting included the parliament speaker, prime minister as well as top officials from the defense and military ministry, military commanders, intelligence chief, foreign affairs minister, finance and interior ministers.

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis. Libya is among the “top priorities of Cairo’s foreign policy” and its security is “integral to Egyptian and Arab national security.”

The president also expressed his commitment to a political solution to the crisis that would ensure Libya’s sovereignty and national unity, restoration of state institutions as well as the “elimination of terrorism and criminal and extremist militias.” Hinting at a potential confrontation with Turkey, the statement said that the solution would end “illegal meddling” in Libyan internal affairs which are only exacerbating the crisis and “threatening neighboring countries and international peace.”

Egyptian Military Convenes to Discuss Invading Libya in Potential Showdown with Turkey

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis.

www.breakingisraelnews.com

Here we go

New Report Exposes Brutal Methods of Russia’s Wagner Group

How a shady network of operatives serves as the tip of the spear in Russia’s global influence efforts with almost no accountability.

foreignpolicy.com

Wagner Group is a Russian mercenary deployment front operation.

 

[Bush92]

The Egyptian parliament will meet on Monday to discuss President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi’s decision to send ground troops into Libya reports Aawsat.


The president, who is also the military’s chief of staff, still needs the approval of two-thirds of Cairo’s lawmakers as well as a recommendation from the national defense council before deploying military forces into combat missions on foreign soil.

Sisi led a meeting on Sunday for the council to discuss the developments taking place in Libya as part of Egyptian efforts to “maintain the current frontlines” and prevent either side from breaching those red lines. The stated objective is to keep the peace between all Libyan parties involved.

In June, Sisi categorized the cities of Sirte and Jufra as “red lines” that mustn’t be crossed. Any encroachment on these cities would compel Egypt to intervene in order to safeguard its national security, he added.


Sunday’s defense council meeting included the parliament speaker, prime minister as well as top officials from the defense and military ministry, military commanders, intelligence chief, foreign affairs minister, finance and interior ministers.

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis. Libya is among the “top priorities of Cairo’s foreign policy” and its security is “integral to Egyptian and Arab national security.”

The president also expressed his commitment to a political solution to the crisis that would ensure Libya’s sovereignty and national unity, restoration of state institutions as well as the “elimination of terrorism and criminal and extremist militias.” Hinting at a potential confrontation with Turkey, the statement said that the solution would end “illegal meddling” in Libyan internal affairs which are only exacerbating the crisis and “threatening neighboring countries and international peace.”

Egyptian Military Convenes to Discuss Invading Libya in Potential Showdown with Turkey

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis.

www.breakingisraelnews.com

Here we go

The true story of the brutal four-hour battle between Russian mercenaries and US commandos in Syria

Up to 300 Russian and Syrian fighters killed in the attack

www.independent.co.uk

Appears that U.S. Special Forces have engaged Wagner Group mercenaries in Syria.

 

[TheParser]

If there is a war between Egypt and Turkey, hopefully it will lead to the downfall of both of those horrible dictators!

 

[JustAGuy1]

"Justaguy" who subscribes to "Aawsat" propaganda? I think not.

Prove it incorrect kid.

 

[Likkmee]

The great legacy of the the Hussein, the downfall of secular Libya and the rise of batshit crazy Sunni terrorists.

Had they left The Original Hussein the fuck alone the middle east would be a hell a lot more stable than it is now. Gadaffi and Saddam, as fucked up as they were, were far more stable than the puppetry inserted by The Great Satan Inc, nlc

 

[White 6]

The Egyptian parliament will meet on Monday to discuss President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi’s decision to send ground troops into Libya reports Aawsat.


The president, who is also the military’s chief of staff, still needs the approval of two-thirds of Cairo’s lawmakers as well as a recommendation from the national defense council before deploying military forces into combat missions on foreign soil.

Sisi led a meeting on Sunday for the council to discuss the developments taking place in Libya as part of Egyptian efforts to “maintain the current frontlines” and prevent either side from breaching those red lines. The stated objective is to keep the peace between all Libyan parties involved.

In June, Sisi categorized the cities of Sirte and Jufra as “red lines” that mustn’t be crossed. Any encroachment on these cities would compel Egypt to intervene in order to safeguard its national security, he added.


Sunday’s defense council meeting included the parliament speaker, prime minister as well as top officials from the defense and military ministry, military commanders, intelligence chief, foreign affairs minister, finance and interior ministers.

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis. Libya is among the “top priorities of Cairo’s foreign policy” and its security is “integral to Egyptian and Arab national security.”

The president also expressed his commitment to a political solution to the crisis that would ensure Libya’s sovereignty and national unity, restoration of state institutions as well as the “elimination of terrorism and criminal and extremist militias.” Hinting at a potential confrontation with Turkey, the statement said that the solution would end “illegal meddling” in Libyan internal affairs which are only exacerbating the crisis and “threatening neighboring countries and international peace.”

Egyptian Military Convenes to Discuss Invading Libya in Potential Showdown with Turkey

In a statement, the president underscored that Cairo “will not spare any effort” in supporting Libya and helping its people overcome the crisis.

www.breakingisraelnews.com

Here we go

You never know where the next Sarajevo 1914 is going to be. But, that being said, internally it looks like Turkey has interest in North Africa like they had back in the days of the Ottoman Empire when they dominated that region until it was a protectorate with British control. My concern would be Turkey moving toward Russia and leaving NATO. Then you could have a Turk-Russo-Iranian pact in that region.

Damn. First post of yours that I totally agree with. I count Turkey right in with Russia and feel they are not to be trusted as an allied nation after after they talked donnie into letting them invade across the border to attack allies that had been fighting with us. Doubt they will be in NATO another 10 years.

 

[White 6]

Go back where you came from.

Why do you want me to go back to Ohio?? ...

Sorry, Sunny man name thing. Southern Ohio near the river is nice. I just do not like Putin (once kgb always kgb) and Erdegon (open up the door and let me kill your allies). He is worst leader in NATO and we should get our weapons out of there, yesterday. I do not like the influence they have over the weak minded trump.

Yep, Trump is the puppet, and they are pulling the strings (among others).

Trump is a puppet? Stupid comment.

He rolled over for Erdagon and Putin once. He will do it again.

 

[White 6]

Egypt's ruler Sisi is a CIA asset and sold out his country to the globalists a long time ago.
Turkey's leader Erdogan will make sure Libya remains a Sunni majority country..

Erdogan is a POS. Hope he and Putin don't drag donnie and our guys into it.

His title is President of the United States of America. Get it right and stop supporting our enemies by your childish behavior directed at the Commander and Chief.

Are you drinking? Erdagon's title is POS, same as Putin. Donnie is just weak and easily manipulated by strongmen.

 

[gtopa1]

Erdogan is a POS. Hope he and Putin don't drag donnie and our guys into it.

Erdogan and Putin are great men who love their country and people. ...

Go back where you came from. They are swine.

He may be wrong but he's still one of you yanks. lol

Greg

 

[White 6]

Erdogan is a POS. Hope he and Putin don't drag donnie and our guys into it.

Erdogan and Putin are great men who love their country and people. ...

Go back where you came from. They are swine.

He may be wrong but he's still one of you yanks. lol

Greg

Yeah. He let me know and he is right. Dude's actually from Ohio and a fairly normal guy, probably more normal than me and others on here. Sometimes I am unnecessarily assholish. We're good.