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Mkuu wa Majeshi ya Jeshi la Libya, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, amefariki dunia Jumanne baada ya ndege aliyokuwa akisafiria kuanguka muda mfupi baada ya kuondoka katika mji mkuu wa Uturuki, Ankara. Taarifa hiyo imetolewa na Waziri Mkuu wa serikali ya Libya inayotambulika kimataifa, ambaye amesema kuwa watu wengine wanne pia walikuwamo ndani ya ndege hiyo.
“Ajali hii ya kusikitisha na yenye maumivu makubwa ilitokea walipokuwa wakirejea kutoka safari rasmi katika mji wa Ankara, Uturuki. Msiba huu mkubwa ni pigo kubwa kwa taifa, kwa taasisi ya kijeshi, na kwa wananchi wote,” amesema Waziri Mkuu wa Libya, Abdulhamid Dbeibah, katika taarifa yake.
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The Libyan army's chief of staff, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, died in a plane crash on Tuesday after leaving Turkey's capital Ankara, the prime minister of Libya's internationally recognised government said, adding that four others were on the jet as well.
"This followed a tragic and painful incident while they were returning from an official trip from the Turkish city of Ankara. This grave loss is a great loss for the nation, for the military institution, and for all the people," Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah said in a statement.
He said the commander of Libya's ground forces, the director of its military manufacturing authority, an adviser to the chief of staff, and a photographer from the chief of staff's office were also on the aircraft.
Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said on social media platform X that the plane had taken off from Ankara's Esenboga Airport at 1710 GMT en route to Tripoli, and that radio contact was lost at 1752 GMT. He said authorities found the plane's wreckage near the Kesikkavak village in Ankara's Haymana district.
He added that the Dassault Falcon 50-type jet had made a request for an emergency landing while over Haymana, but that no contact was established.
“Ajali hii ya kusikitisha na yenye maumivu makubwa ilitokea walipokuwa wakirejea kutoka safari rasmi katika mji wa Ankara, Uturuki. Msiba huu mkubwa ni pigo kubwa kwa taifa, kwa taasisi ya kijeshi, na kwa wananchi wote,” amesema Waziri Mkuu wa Libya, Abdulhamid Dbeibah, katika taarifa yake.
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The Libyan army's chief of staff, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, died in a plane crash on Tuesday after leaving Turkey's capital Ankara, the prime minister of Libya's internationally recognised government said, adding that four others were on the jet as well.
"This followed a tragic and painful incident while they were returning from an official trip from the Turkish city of Ankara. This grave loss is a great loss for the nation, for the military institution, and for all the people," Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah said in a statement.
He said the commander of Libya's ground forces, the director of its military manufacturing authority, an adviser to the chief of staff, and a photographer from the chief of staff's office were also on the aircraft.
Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said on social media platform X that the plane had taken off from Ankara's Esenboga Airport at 1710 GMT en route to Tripoli, and that radio contact was lost at 1752 GMT. He said authorities found the plane's wreckage near the Kesikkavak village in Ankara's Haymana district.
He added that the Dassault Falcon 50-type jet had made a request for an emergency landing while over Haymana, but that no contact was established.