Turkey Pledges Full Support After Libyan Military Jet Crash Kills 2
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has offered condolences and promised continued aid to Libya. This follows a deadly military jet crash in the North African nation.
In a call on Thursday, Erdogan expressed his sympathies to Libya’s Presidential Council Chairman, Mohamed al-Manfi. The Turkish leader pledged his country’s “full support” for ongoing recovery efforts.
The crash involved a Libyan Air Force training jet. It went down near the city of Misrata, killing both crew members.
Libya has been divided by conflict for years. Turkey is a key supporter of the Tripoli-based government, which is recognized by the United Nations.