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Pakistan army Mi-17 helicopter crashes near Muzaffarabad, crew killed

Published 10 June 2026 ยท india

This is a developing story. Details to follow... A Pakistan Army Aviation Mi-17 helicopter crashed near Muzaffarabad on Wednesday shortly after take-off due to a

This is a developing story. Details to follow... A Pakistan Army Aviation Mi-17 helicopter crashed near Muzaffarabad on Wednesday shortly after take-off due to a technical fault, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).The military said all personnel on board were killed in the crash, with no survivors reported.The Mi-17 is a Russian-made medium-lift transport helicopter developed by the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant as an upgraded version of the Mi-8.The helicopter can carry up to 30 soldiers, 12 stretchers or around 4,000kg of cargo, while an external sling allows it to lift loads of up to three tonnes. It is powered by two Klimov TV3-117 engines and can reach speeds of up to 250km/h.

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Published: June 10, 2026 โ€ข 4:35 PM IST ยท Updated: June 10, 2026 โ€ข 5:03 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team

Pakistan army Mi-17 helicopter crashes near Muzaffarabad, crew killed

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  • This is a developing story.
  • Details to follow...
  • A Pakistan Army Aviation Mi-17 helicopter crashed near Muzaffarabad on Wednesday shortly after take-off due to a technical fault, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).The military said all personnel on board were killed in the crash, with no survivors reported.The Mi-17 is a Russian-made medium-lift transport helicopter developed by the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant as an upgraded version of the Mi-8.The helicopter can carry up to 30 soldiers, 12 stretchers or around 4,000kg of cargo, while an external sling allows it to lift loads of up to three tonnes.
  • It is powered by two Klimov TV3-117 engines and can reach speeds of up to 250km/h.

Published June 10, 2026.


๐Ÿ“Œ Source: Times of India

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