A helicopter fell and burned in Amerli settlement in Iraq, leaving 5 dead, Shafaq News reports.
Later, the bodies of five people were found at the scene of the incident, including two army officers.
The reasons behind the accident remain unknown.
Helicopter falls in Iraq, leaving 5 dead
16:34, 29.07.2021
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