Türkiye has dispatched three aircraft and three ships as part of humanitarian aid for flood-battered Libya, Turkish President Erdogan says.
"Our assistance to our Libyan brothers and sisters will continue uninterruptedly to help them overcome these difficult days in a short time,” President Erdogan says. / Photo: AA
“As of now Türkiye has dispatched three aircraft and three ships as part of humanitarian aid for flood-battered Libya,” said Erdogan, addressing an urban transformation and earthquake forum in Istanbul.
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