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Military plane crashes in Turkey
03 November 2011 [15:53] -
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A military plane of the Turkish Air Force crashed in the Turkish city of Konya today, CNN Turk reported. No victims reported yet.
Reasons of the incident have not yet established. According to preliminary versions, two pilots died as a result.
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