Overview
- Turkish teams secured the Haymana crash site and began efforts to recover the Falcon 50’s flight recorders after a night of rain and fog.
- Authorities say the jet declared an emergency shortly after departing Ankara, reported an electrical failure, and disappeared from radar while attempting to return.
- Wreckage was found near the village of Kesikkavak in the Haymana district, southeast of Ankara, and prosecutors in the capital have opened a formal investigation.
- Security‑camera footage broadcast by Turkish media showed a sudden flash over Haymana, while officials cautioned that the cause remains under investigation.
- General Mohamed al‑Haddad and other senior Libyan officers were returning from high‑level defense talks in Ankara, underscoring the crash’s diplomatic and security implications.