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Deaths in military helicopter crash in Iran

Deaths in military helicopter crash in Iran

An Iranian army helicopter crashed into a fruit market in Khomeynishahr on Tuesday, killing four people. The fatalities include the pilot, co-pilot, and two fruit vendors on the ground, according to state news agency IRNA.

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