Pakistan, Oct. 30 -- An Italian military helicopter crashed in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday, leaving four people dead and 11 injured. The aircraft was operating as part of the European Union's peacekeeping force overseeing the Dayton Peace Agreement. Italy's Defence Ministry confirmed that two victims belonged to the Italian Army and two to the Red Cross. Furthermore, local emergency services transported all 11 injured passengers to medical facilities for urgent treatment. Consequently, Italian and Bosnian authorities launched joint investigations to determine the exact cause of the crash.

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