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  1. Political29 Oct, 17:27

    Italian military helicopter crashes in Bosnia, 3 reported dead

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, 29 OTT - An Italian military helicopter crashed in Bosnia Thursday and three people have been reported to have died in the crash. 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, Milić told ANSA. "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." The European Union Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR) has announced that an incident occurred today during a routine operation near the town of Gorica—located in the Brčko district, close to the Serbian border—involving the crash of an aircraft belonging to the international military mission. It remains unclear whether the three individuals on board have died, nor has their nationality been confirmed. According to unofficial reports, all three people on board perished in the crash. "EUFOR is conducting a full and thorough investigation into the incident and will provide further information once the facts have been established and it is appropriate to do so," stated the EU mission, which includes an Italian contingent. According to the mayor of Brčko, Siniša Milić, there are three fatalities and 12 injuries. EUFOR has urged the public to refrain from spreading unverified information or disinformation, and to seek updates on the incident exclusively through official channels. The news was confirmed to the ANSA news agency in Sarajevo by Brčko Mayor Siniša Milić. "Three people have died, and twelve have been injured. All have been treated at a hospital in Brčko. Medical staff remain on high alert," Milić added. Further details regarding the identities of those on board, as well as the causes of the crash, will be released once the authorities have completed the necessary checks and published the findings of the investigation. (ANSA). Read article...

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  2. Security29 Oct, 17:55

    EUFOR helicopter crashes in Bosnia, killing 3, injuring 12

    1 person in life-threatening condition, authorities yet to disclose identities, nationalities of those killed

    Anadolu Agency – Current News
  3. Political29 Oct, 17:58

    3 reported dead in Italian military helicopter crash in Bosnia

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, 29 OTT - An Italian military helicopter crashed in Bosnia Thursday and three people have been reported to have died in the crash. 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, Milić told ANSA. "All of them have been treated at a hospital in Brčko. Medical staff are on high alert," he added. EUFOR subsequently confirmed the news of the crash and said "several" crew members had died. 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." The European Union Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR) has announced that an incident occurred today during a routine operation near the town of Gorica—located in the Brčko district, close to the Serbian border—involving the crash of an aircraft belonging to the international military mission. It remains unclear whether the three individuals on board have died, nor has their nationality been confirmed. According to unofficial reports, all three people on board perished in the crash. "EUFOR is conducting a full and thorough investigation into the incident and will provide further information once the facts have been established and it is appropriate to do so," stated the EU mission, which includes an Italian contingent. According to the mayor of Brčko, Siniša Milić, there are three fatalities and 12 injuries. EUFOR has urged the public to refrain from spreading unverified information or disinformation, and to seek updates on the incident exclusively through official channels. The news was confirmed to the ANSA news agency in Sarajevo by Brčko Mayor Siniša Milić. "Three people have died, and twelve have been injured. All have been treated at a hospital in Brčko. Medical staff remain on high alert," Milić added. Further details regarding the identities of those on board, as well as the causes of the crash, will be released once the authorities have completed the necessary checks and published the findings of the investigation. (ANSA). Read article...

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  4. Security29 Oct, 23:24

    At least four killed, 11 injured after Italian helicopter crashes during EU mission in Bosnia

    Italy

    ANSA news agency reported the helicopter came down in the village of Gorice in Brcko district. Images carried by local media showed a military transport helicopter overturned on the ground.

    Jerusalem Post – International
  5. Security29 Oct, 22:57

    4 killed, 11 injured as helicopter with EU force crashes in Bosnia

    Italy

    SARAJEVO: Four Italian members of the European Union Force in Bosnia (EUFOR) were killed and 11 others injured on Thursday when an Italian military helicopter conducting a training operation crashed.

    New Straits TimesTimes of India – World
  6. Security30 Oct, 07:43

    Four Italian military personnel killed in helicopter crash in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Italy

    Four Italian military personnel were killed and 11 others injured when a CH-47 helicopter deployed under the European Union's EUFOR Althea peacekeeping mission crashed in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, October 29.

    AzerNews – News
  7. Security30 Oct, 08:47

    4 killed, 11 injured in Italian military helicopter crash in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Italy

    Boeing CH-47 Chinook was conducting routine training under EUFOR Althea mission; cause of crash under investigation

    Anadolu Agency – World (EN)
  8. Security30 Oct, 08:49

    Four victims of Italian helicopter crash in Bosnia named

    Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, 30 OTT - Defence Minister Guido Crosetto has named the four victims on Thursday's crash in Bosnia and Herzegovina of an Italian military helicopter involved in a training exercise. Two of the deceased were soldiers, Sergeant Simone Ruggia and Sergeant Claudio Marchesi, while the other two were members of the Red Cross Volunteer Military Corps, Lieutenant Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Sergeant Laura Procacci. None of the 11 people injured in the crash are said to be in a life-threatening condition. Crosetto is set to visit them on Friday in hospitals in Brcko and Tuzla. The Chinook CH-47 military helicopter, part of European Union Force in Bosnia's (EUFOR) Althea Operation, reportedly crashed while taking off in the Brcko area. The CH-47 had departed on Thursday from Viterbo and reached Bosnia after stopover at the Pratica di Mare military airport, near Rome. The Italian Ministry of Defence and EUFOR are investigating to determine the causes of the accident. President Sergio Mattarella and Premier Giorgia Meloni released condolence messages. (ANSA). Read article...

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  9. Security30 Oct, 09:37

    Meloni pays tribute to victims of Italian military helicopter crash in Bosnia

    Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, 30 OTT - Premier Giorgia Meloni on Friday paid tribute to the four victims of Thursday's Italian military helicopter crash in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Two of the deceased were soldiers, Sergeant Simone Ruggia and Sergeant Claudio Marchesi, while the other two were members of the Red Cross Volunteer Military Corps, Lieutenant Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Sergeant Laura Procacci. "Simone, Claudio, Franco Adriano, Laura. Four lives cut short while serving Italy," Meloni said via X. "Today, my thoughts are with them and with those who love them". The premier invited people to pay their respects by taking a flower to the 'Defence Village' fair, which is taking place at Circus Maximus in Rome in view of National United and Armed Forces Day on November 4. "I laid a bouquet of roses at the Circus Maximus to pay tribute to our four soldiers who lost their lives in Bosnia together with (Defence) Minister Guido Crosetto," Meloni said. "We wanted the Defence Village, set up ahead of November 4, to become a place of reflection open to everyone - to stand with those who are suffering, to cherish the memory of those we have lost, and to support the wounded and their loved ones during these difficult hours. "To those who wish to come to the Circus Maximus, I ask for a simple gesture: bring a flower. In that flower will be your affection, your respect, and Italy's gratitude. "Simone, Claudio, Franco Adriano, Laura: we will not forget you". None of the 11 people injured in the crash are said to be in a life-threatening condition. Crosetto is set to visit them on Friday in hospitals in Brcko and Tuzla. (see related). (ANSA). Read article...

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