Senior sources revealed to Washington Eye that $400 million in cash from Libyan state funds were smuggled to Turkey through near-daily flights operated by Libyan Airlines.
The transfers were reportedly carried out by close associates and relatives of Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, amid rising unrest in Tripoli following the killing of Abdel Ghani Al-Kikli.
The report added that Dabaiba allocated luxury properties to his relatives, including a $9 million villa in Tripoli. It also noted that his past ties with the Muslim Brotherhood and their Western democratic allies had previously provided him with international political cover.
Furthermore, flight LN203 from Istanbul was canceled after European intelligence intervention, with a Western diplomat describing the scheme as “organized looting under official disguise.”
