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09 January 2020
Turkish troops have been deployed to Libya, marking a significant escalation in a conflict already involving several international powers
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Turkish troops have been deployed to Libya, marking a significant escalation in a conflict already involving several international powers
- Turkey is seeking to bolster the UN-backed administration in Tripoli against the internationally backed forces loyal to General Haftar
- In doing so, Ankara hopes to strength its position in several regional disputes, most notably over the recent discovery of natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean
- The move further increases the risk of a military confrontation with other countries, including NATO and EU member Greece
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