Libya’s Chief of Staff, General Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad, was killed in a plane crash in Turkey on Tuesday night, according to the Libyan Prime Minister. The Falcon-50 aircraft departed Ankara’s Esenboğa International Airport at 8:12 p.m. local time bound for Tripoli but lost contact 42 minutes after takeoff. Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya confirmed that the aircraft had requested an emergency landing before communication was lost.
General al-Haddad had been in Ankara for an official meeting with Turkey’s Chief of Staff and was returning to Libya when the crash occurred. Four others were reportedly on board the aircraft. Turkish and Libyan authorities have launched a joint investigation to determine the cause of the incident, with early reports suggesting possible technical failure.
The death of General al-Haddad is expected to have significant implications for Libya’s fragile military command structure. Analysts note that his loss could complicate ongoing defense coordination with Turkey, a key ally in Libya’s post-conflict stabilization efforts.
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