«Известия»: вертолёт разбился в Воронежской области, все находившиеся на борту погибли
По предварительным данным, в Аннинском районе региона погибли все три человека, находившиеся на борту вертолёта.
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В Аннинском районе Воронежской области разбился вертолёт, сообщают «Известия» со ссылкой на источник.
По предварительным данным, все три человека, находившиеся на борту, погибли.
Дальнейшие подробности о причинах катастрофы, типе вертолёта или обстоятельствах полёта в сообщении не приводятся.
Официального подтверждения числа погибших или причин происшествия от органов власти на момент публикации не поступало.
«Коммерсантъ» ссылается на сообщение «Известий» со ссылкой на собственный источник.
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