Libya's army chief, 4 others killed in air crash in Turkey

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Libya's military chief and 7 others are killed in a plane crash after takeoff from Turkey
A private jet carrying Libya’s military chief, four other officers and three crew members crashed on Tuesday after takeoff from Turkey's capital, Ankara, killing everyone on board. Libyan officials said the cause of the crash was a technical malfunction on the plane.

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Libya's army chief killed in air crash in Turkey
Libya says its army chief dies in plane crash in Turkey
Libya army chief of staff killed in jet crash near Ankara after fault reported, Turkish official says
A private jet carrying the chief of staff of Libya’s army reported an electrical failure and requested an emergency landing shortly before crashing near Ankara, Turkey’s head of communications said on...

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Turkey begins investigation into jet crash that killed Libyan military chief
Libya’s military chief and four others killed in plane crash over Turkey
Recorders recovered after Turkey plane crash that killed Libyan military officials
The high-level Libyan delegation was on its way back to Tripoli after holding defense talks in Ankara aimed at boosting military cooperation between the two countries.

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Libyan parliament speaker claims maritime deal with Turkey invalid but open to renegotiation

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Turkey extends deployment of its forces in Libya for two additional years

The Turkish parliament approved on Monday a proposal to extend the mandate for the deployment of the Turkish Armed Forces in Libya for an additional two years, starting from January 2, 2026. The Turkish presidency had submitted a new memorandum to parliament requesting the extension of the mandate of Turkish forces operating in Libya for a further 24 months.
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