Turkish authorities have recovered the voice recorder and black box from a private jet that crashed near Ankara, killing head of Libya's armed forces Lieutenant General Mohammed al-Haddad and his four aides. The Falcon 50 aircraft, returning to Tripoli, requested an emergency landing due to electrical failure shortly after takeoff.

• The crash killed five individuals, including head of Libya's armed forces Lieutenant General Mohammed al-Haddad.
• The plane was returning to Tripoli after Haddad and his aides held talks with Turkish military officials in Ankara.
• Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya confirmed the recovery of both the voice recorder and flight data recorder.