Summary
An army helicopter crashed into a fruit market in Dorcheh, Iran, killing two military pilots and two merchants. The crash is thought to be due to a technical problem and is under investigation by local authorities. This incident occurred amidst ongoing tensions between the US and Iran over nuclear and missile programs.
Key Facts
- The crash happened in the town of Dorcheh in Isfahan province, Iran.
- Two military pilots and two merchants died in the incident.
- The helicopter crash likely resulted from a technical fault in the aircraft.
- Local authorities and the military are investigating the crash's cause.
- Recently, a separate fighter jet crash in Iran was also attributed to a technical fault.
- Iran faces challenges upgrading its aircraft due to long-standing international sanctions.
- This crash comes as US-Iran tensions rise regarding nuclear talks and military presence.
