Libya follows US relations to reduce tensions in its vicinity, which is diplomatic relations in the vicinity, In a diplomatic visit, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper arrived on a tour to the Maghreb that began in Tunisia, passed through Algeria and ended in the Kingdom of Morocco, last week.
Esper's visit included an agreement to send US forces to Libya to maintain security and expel terrorist militias, in addition to stopping Turkish interventions in the eastern Mediterranean.
According to observers, the US intervention in Libya aims to restore agreement between the Libyan parties, and to ensure a peaceful dialogue away from terrorist operations, in addition to Washington’s endeavor to stop the deployment of mercenaries funded by Turkey.
The United States demanded, through its embassy in Libya, the necessity of foreign forces and mercenaries to leave the country torn by Turkish conflicts and interference in its internal affairs.
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