Russian helicopter was carrying 117 men

The Interfax news agencyhas has said 112 servicemen and five crew members were on board the Russian helicopter that crash-landed in Chchnya.

Russian helicopter was carrying 117 men
Mon, 19 Aug, 2002 - 16:41

The Interfax news agencyhas has said 112 servicemen and five crew members were on board the Russian helicopter that crash-landed in Chchnya.

The military headquarters in Chechnya said the wreckage was still on fire more than an hour after the crash, and that survivors were being evacuated.

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