EU force helicopter crash in Bosnia kills four crew
An Italian helicopter in the European Union's EUFOR military force in Bosnia has crashed with four crew members were killed and 11 injured according to a local hospital.
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An Italian helicopter in the European Union's EUFOR military force in Bosnia has crashed with four crew members were killed and 11 injured according to a local hospital.
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