У Боснії і Герцеґовині розбився італійський військовий гелікоптер, є загиблі і поранені
What happened
An Italian military helicopter crashed near the town of Brčko in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday, killing four people and injuring 11, EUFOR said.
The CH-47 Chinook belonged to the Italian contingent of the EU peacekeeping mission and went down in the village of Gorice during a planned operation.
Early reports differed on the toll: Ukrinform cited three dead and twelve injured, while EUFOR's later statement put the figures at four and 11.
LB.ua reported that the dead were two Italian army soldiers and two members of the Italian Red Cross volunteer military corps.
EUFOR said the injured are in stable condition and receiving medical care, and that no civilians were hurt and no civilian property was damaged.
Brčko Mayor Siniša Milić said the city's medical centre stands ready to move patients to larger clinical centres if needed.
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- 2026-10-29 18:56 UTCУкрінформ · ukrinform.ua ↗
- 2026-10-29 19:59 UTCРадіо Свобода · radiosvoboda.org ↗
- 2026-10-29 20:22 UTCNV · nv.ua ↗
- 2026-10-29 21:36 UTCLB.ua · lb.ua ↗
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