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Elicottero caduto in Bosnia, domani il rientro delle salme in Italia

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L'aereo militare atterrerà a Ciampino con le vittime dell'incidente

ROMA, 01 novembre 2026, 13:37

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E' previsto per domani mattina il rientro delle salme dei quattro militari morti giovedì nel tragico di schianto di un elicottero in Bosnia. In base a quanto si apprende l'aereo militare con a bordo i corpi dei sergenti Simone Ruggia e Claudio Marchesi e degli appartenenti al Corpo Militare della Croce Rossa, il tenente Franco Adriano Zecchillo e il sergente Laura Procacci, atterrerà all'aeroporto di Ciampino.

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