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Pakistan: talibans claim MI-17 helicopter shooting down with ambassadors (2): the victims are 8 (VIDEO)

Islamabad, Pakistan - The premier Nawaz Sharif real target of the attack? But the authorities deny in favour of a technical failure

New elements added on the crash occurred this morning at an MIL MI-17 helicopter of the Pakistanian Army, crashed with 17 people on board (11 foreign and 6 Pakistani) in the Naltar valley, in Gilgit in the North of the Country, perhaps fell on a school. The ambassadors of the Philippines and Norway dead, two pilots and the wifes of the emissaries of Malaysia and Indonesia. At the list of the victims...

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Rome, Italy, 05/08/2015 12:35
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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