Are the Russians preparing something in Libya? Satellite images reveal Moscow's movements

Recent satellite images reveal military supplies sent by Russia to Libya, including trucks and armored vehicles, aimed at supporting Haftar's forces. Analysts suggest this move enhances Russian influence in the region, particularly over migration routes. Moscow's military presence is reportedly funded by the Haftar clan, which profits from oil concessions. Job offers for Russian citizens to operate drones in Libya indicate a recruitment drive for military operations. The situation raises concerns about Russia's strategic intentions in destabilizing Europe from the Mediterranean.