Libya held official ceremonies to bury Army Chief of Staff Mohammed al Haddad and senior officers killed in a plane crash in Türkiye. The bodies were repatriated after identification, with military honors held in Tripoli and Misrata. Authorities said preliminary findings point to a technical failure. Libya and Türkiye are cooperating on the investigation. Al Haddad previously played a central role in ceasefire efforts, raising questions about military leadership succession.
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Libya Buries Army Chief After Crash
Politics
03/01/2026
Libya held official ceremonies to bury Army Chief of Staff Mohammed al Haddad and senior officers killed in a plane crash in Türkiye. The bodies were repatriated after identification, with military honors held in Tripoli and Misrata. Authorities said preliminary findings point to a technical failure. Libya and Türkiye are cooperating on the investigation. Al Haddad previously played a central role in ceasefire efforts, raising questions about military leadership succession.
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