Army helicopter crashes in Khizi region of Azerbaijan
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Some 15 senior military officers were in the helicopter, according to Azerbaijani media reports.
A military helicopter of State Border Service crashed at around 10:00 while conducting exercise flights in the Garaheybat aviation polygon located in the Khizi region.
There are dead and injured among the personnel of the helicopter as a result of the accident.
No official statement has come from Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry on this issue as yet. (ILKHA)
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