Libya Army Chief, 7 Others Die in Plane Crash After Turkey Talks; Pakistan Visit Sparks Debate

• Libya's Army Chief Gen Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad and seven others died in a plane crash returning from Turkey.
• The private jet, carrying al-Haddad, four officers, and three crew members, crashed near Ankara after high-level defense talks.
• Libyan officials cited a technical malfunction, while Turkish officials reported a power failure and emergency landing request.
• The deceased officers included General Al-Fitouri Ghraibil, Brigadier General Mahmoud al-Qatawi, Mohammed al-Asawi Diab, and Mohammed Omar Ahmed Mahjoub.
• The article controversially links the crash to Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir's recent visit to Libya and a defense deal, labeling it "bad luck."

Why It Matters: Libya's Army Chief and 7 others died in a plane crash after Turkey talks, controversially linked to Pakistan's Asim Munir.