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Emadeddin Badi, a Libyan and nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, said the arrival of Syrian mercenaries in his country “is illustrative of the fact that Syrians’ hope for change has been turned to ash by Assad and a passive international community. So it isn’t that the favor [to Libyans who came to fight in Syria] is returned, more so that both Libya and Syria’s revolutions have turned to tragedy.” 
... Zelin said. “What we are seeing now with the Syrians going to Libya is different because it's mercenary activity. Foreign fighting and being a mercenary are two different phenomena. The former is more about solidarity and ideological conviction with a cause; the latter is about receiving money, a gun for hire.”almonitor

Se la Turchia portasse Abu Mariya Al Qahtani in Libia (ammesso che non sia stato già fatto) si comprenderebbe cosa è veramente una guerra.

Temel e Aksakalli hanno trasformato in piccoli eserciti una banda di allegri soldati che faceva un salto a fine mese in Turchia a raccattare lo stipendio.
Una cosa che non si cancella. Probabilmente attualmente si considerano in pausa.
Pausa utile a mantenersi in esercizio con tanto di stipendio e con un occhio alla Siria.
Gli sconfitti veri sono quelli dei tavoli di Astana.