Seven US troops killed in Iraq helicopter crash: US official


Team Udayavani, Mar 17, 2018, 9:25 AM IST

Washington: Seven US troops were killed when the helicopter carrying them crashed in western Iraq, a US defense official said today.

“There were seven people aboard, they are all believed to be dead,” the official said, adding they were US service members.

“It was a routine troop transport operation going from Iraq to Syria, nothing out of the ordinary.

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