Iraqi military helicopter crashes,7-member crew killed
Iraq’s Defense Ministry
Baghdad - Egypt Today
Iraq’s Defense Ministry says a military helicopter has crashed during a training exercise, killing all seven crew members on board.
The statement says the Russian-made Mi-17 helicopter crashed Sunday morning in the central Wasit province. The cause of the accident was not immediately known.
The province is located about 160 kilometers southeast of Baghdad, far from the front lines of the war with the Daesh group. US-backed Iraqi forces have driven the extremists from nearly all the territory they once controlled, with some fighting still underway near the western border with Syria.
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