Unknown Su-24 bombers prevent the Turkish army from even launching an offensive.

For the second week in a row, the Su-24 front-line bombers, which are officially not in service with Libya, do not even give the Turkish military a chance to launch an offensive operation on the positions of the Haftar army. Who controls these aircraft and which country they belong to is not known, however, along with bombers, MiG-29 fighters were also seen in the sky - these two types of aircraft without identification marks were noticed being transferred from Syria to Libya.

“In recent weeks, after successive failures on the battlefields of the Government of National Unity, supported by Turkish drones, the Libyan National Army has called for a ceasefire. The PNE forces refused, repeatedly insisting that it would expel the LNA and occupy the strategically important city of Sirte, as well as Al-Jufra.- lead information journalists of the Greek publication "Topontiki".

According to Greek journalists, the likelihood that fighters and bombers are controlled by the pilots of the Russian Aerospace Forces is very small, as this would mean Russia's intervention in a military conflict on the territory of another state. Nevertheless, journalists speculate that it may well be about the Wagner PMC.

“It remains unclear exactly who pilots these aircraft. Pilots cannot be members of the LNA, especially when you consider how much time it takes to complete the training. If they are Russian pilots, they are unlikely to fly officially, especially if these fighters do not have insignia. Some believe that the pilots may belong to a seemingly non-state private military company, possibly to former pilots of the Russian Air Force recruited by PMCs "- adds Topontiki.

At the moment, after the successful seizure of the initiative, the major offensive operation of the Government of National Accord and the Turkish military has “stalled” and this is largely due to unknown combat aircraft that appeared in Libya.