Libya has been rocked by the sudden death of Lt Gen Mohamed Al-Haddad, the Tripoli-based army chief, after a Falcon-50 jet lost contact shortly after take-off from Ankara. Turkish officials say the aircraft reported an electrical failure before attempting to turn back — but it never made it. Five senior military leaders were killed, wiping out the top tier of Libya’s UN-recognised command structure in a single moment.
Al-Haddad was a key rival to eastern commander Khalifa Haftar, having helped block an offensive on Tripoli. His death comes just days after Pakistan’s army chief met Haftar’s camp in the east for a reported multibillion-dollar arms agreement that bypassed Tripoli entirely.
Authorities have not alleged foul play, but the loss leaves a dangerous power vacuum — and raises questions at a volatile moment in Libya’s fractured conflict.

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