Ethiopian army helicopter crashes in Hudur airport

By Osman

Last updated: July 21, 2021

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Mogadishu(SONNA)-Helicopter plane belonging to Ethiopian army under AU mission in Somalia on Wednesday crashed at airport in Hudur town in Bakool region, SONNA reported

It is too early to identify if there are casualties

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