Italian military helicopter crashes in Bosnia, 3 reported dead
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Baku, October 30, AZERTAC An Italian military helicopter crashed in Bosnia Thursday, and three people have been reported to have died in the crash, according to ANSA. The Mayor of Brčko said there were three dead and 12 injured. He did not say what nationality they were. Siniša Milić told ANSA that all had been treated at a hospital in the city. "Three people have died and twelve have been injured" following the crash of a European Union Force (EUFOR) helicopter in Bosnia.
"All of them have been treated at a hospital in Brčko. Medical staff are on high alert," he added. The CH-47 chopper, deployed as part of Operation EUFOR Althea in Bosnia and Herzegovina, crashed for reasons currently under investigation. Rescue teams responded immediately. The Ministry of Defence stated that, at this time, "it is not possible to provide further details, pending more precise information—particularly regarding the health status of the personnel involved. "…
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