Search teams in Turkey recover recorders after plane crash that killed Libyan military officials

Search teams in Turkey have recovered the cockpit voice and flight data recorders from the jet that crashed and killed western Libya’s military chief and seven others. The discovery on Wednesday came a day after the crash outside Ankara killed everyone on board. Libyan officials said a technical malfunction caused Tuesday's crash. The delegation was returning to Tripoli after defense talks in Ankara. Recovery efforts are complicated by wreckage scattered over three square kilometers or more than a square mile. A Libyan delegation is assisting the investigation. The crash is a significant loss for Libya that could impact efforts to unify its military.