Libya army chief of staff killed in jet crash near Ankara after fault reported
A private jet that crashed overnight, killing Libya’s army chief of staff and seven others on board, had reported an electrical fault and requested an emergency landing shortly before contact was lost, a Turkish official said on Wednesday. Story by Charlotte Lam.
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