Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya told reporters on Wednesday that the black box and voice recorder of a crashed plane, which was carrying Libya’s military brass, were found.

Axar.az informs, citing Daily Sabah, Yerlikaya was at the crash site in a village near central Ankara on Tuesday night to examine the scene and receive a briefing about efforts in the aftermath of the accident.

A thick fog lingered over the site where parts of the plane were scattered across. The mist had engulfed the crash site before the incident as well, according to eyewitnesses speaking to media outlets. It is unclear whether the weather conditions contributed to the crash.

A private jet carrying Libya’s Chief of General Staff Gen. Mohammed al-Haddad and four other people crashed after takeoff from Ankara. The jet lost all radio contact after issuing an emergency landing alert near the Haymana district south of Ankara, Turkish officials said.