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Turkish military helicopter crashed in Afghanistan
23 March 2010 [12:54] -
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A military helicopter of the Turkish Armed Forces crashed in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
As a result of the accident, one Turkish soldier died and three seriously injured.
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