Libya's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan supports terrorism directly in Tripoli, Libyan army spokesman Major General Ahmed al-Mesmari said on Monday.
In a statement quoted by Al-Ain newspaper, Al-Mismari called on the Turkish people to pressure his regime to stop Erdogan's intervention in the country.
Al-Mismari denied the reports of the arrest of any Turkish citizen or any other nationality, adding that any targets that threaten national security in Libya would be a legitimate target of the armed forces.
The spokesman for the Libyan army that "wanted in the case of the killing of the US ambassador in Benghazi are in Turkey."
He said that "Tripoli has become a center for the organization of the terrorist group, which is sponsored by Erdogan," asserting that "we have evidence and information enough to condemn Turkey's involvement in supporting terrorism in Tripoli"
He stressed that his country will ask the international community to prevent foreign interference in Libya, pointing out that any targets that threaten national security in Libya will be a legitimate target of the armed forces.
He stressed that the Libyan army forces will eliminate "all terrorists in the city of Greyan."
He explained that Turkey and Qatar support the terrorist militias in Libya, and sent a message to the Turkish government, saying "we are determined to enter Tripoli and clear of terrorism."
Al-Mismari revealed that the Libyan army entered Gharian but was betrayed by a group that allowed the Siraj militia to enter the city.
He pointed out that "there are war crimes committed against the people of the city of Gharyan and against members of the Libyan armed forces."
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