أهمية ليبيا في الاستراتيجية الروسية و التركية و تطورها بعد عام 2011

Abstract EN

Libya, after the collapse of its political system in 2011, has become a proxy war arena between international powers that each seek to achieve their interests in the region, as internal events and the political and military division in Libya between the forces competing for power paved the way for international forces to penetrate into the Libyan affairs and manage the conflict.

When it corresponds to its strategic interests that it seeks to promote in the region, as the international intervention constituted an impetus for the continuation of the conflict and war in Libya as a result of the external military and logistical support provided to the Libyan political parties, Turkey, Sudan, Qatar and some European countries sided with the internationally recognized Government of National Accord, while Egypt and the UAE supported The Arab Libyan National Army led by Major General Khalifa Haftar, who obtained Russian support, even if it was not officially declared, this position reflected the importance of Libya in the strategy of the regional and international powers competing over it, as each country sought to deplete Libyan wealth during the conflict as much as possible, which contributed to prolonging the war And instability according to the interests of the competing powers