Not long ago, regional heavyweights Turkey and Egypt were nearly at the brink of war over the conflict in Libya.
Last summer, Egyptian President Abdel Fatah El Sisi said he was prepared to deploy troops to Libya, where Turkey was backing the Government of National Accord, if the militias took the town of Sirte from the Cairo-supported Libyan National Army and moved towards Egypt's borders in the east.
But fast forward to March 2021 and the situation is vastly altered.
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