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Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir due to technical fault, killing all on board

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Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir due to technical fault, killing all on board
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Pakistan's military says a Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter has crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, killing all military personnel on board.

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