There will be a lot of questions about Egypt's interference in Libya - Wasserman

Currently, Turkey is openly intervening in the situation in Libya, said political consultant Anatoly Wasserman. He stated this on June 22 to the correspondent of the news agency. Now there will be a lot of questions about the fact that Egypt is interfering in the affairs of an independent state. But, as far as I can tell, the Anglo-Saxons and their accomplices intervened in the affairs of this independent state back in 2011, sipping through the UN Security Council a resolution on a no-fly zone over Libya, Wasserman said. Formally, this was already an interference in the affairs of an independent state. In fact, this was a ban on the state suppressing rebels in a legitimate way. And then, under the pretext of establishing this most flightless zone, English and French aircraft defeated Libya's ground forces, and bombed so that they ran out of high-precision ammunition in warehouses a week later. As Wasserman emphasized, Turkey has thrown into the so-called Government of National Unity a fair amount of not only weapons and ammunition. And most importantly, they threw several tens of thousands of militants, he said. Recall, as reported by the news agency, the United States called on all parties participating in the civil war in Libya to stop hostilities and resolve the issue politically.