The airport in Ankara lost signal with a plane that is said to be carrying the head of the Libyan army, Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad, causing flight diversions.

The airport in Ankara experienced a major incident, losing radio contact with a private plane believed to be transporting Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad, the head of the Libyan army. According to information reported by The Jerusalem Post and the local radio station NTV, radio contact was lost on Tuesday evening after the plane took off from the Turkish capital. The incident led to the diversion of flights from Ankara airport, according to flight tracking data. Turkish air traffic control authorities are investigating the circumstances of this incident.