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Riaperta l'inchiesta sul G-222 abbattuto in Bosnia

Roma, Italia - La riapertura è avvenuta nel giugno del 2004 ma soltanto ora se ne ha notizia

Il 3 settembre del 1992, il G-222 "Lyra 34" impegnato in Bosnia nell’attività di trasporto viveri e materiale sanitario per conto delle Nazioni Unite, venne abbattuto da due missili terra-aria "SA9" sulla rotta Zagabria-Sarajevo; morirono quattro militari italiani: il maggiore Marco Betti, il tenente Marco Rigliaco, i marescialli Giuseppe Buttaglieri e Giuliano Velardi. L’inchiesta fu chiusa nel...

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Roma, Italia, 09/19/2005 18:31
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