Mustafa Abdul Jalil, chairman of Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC), said Libya's new rulers and Turkish authorities agreed to have Turkey train the Libyan military in Turkey.
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Back in September, footage and photography provided by the İstanbul-based Cihan news agency showed that members of the Libyan opposition military forces were trained by retired special ops officers who arrived to the conflict-ridden country from Turkey.
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Commander Mustafa al-Majbri, who is responsible for communication in the NTC, and Commander Ibrahim al-Brigti, were pleased with the training by former Turkish special ops officers in Benghazi. Around 3,000 members of the Libyan opposition's military force, including those who are in volunteer groups affiliated with the al-Majbri tribe, were reportedly trained by the Turks.
Turkey to train Libyan military, NTC's Abdul Jalil says
Now military-to-rebel relations will be institutionalized to military-to-military relations and Libya irregulars assisted in transforming into a regular Army.