The day after an IAF Yasour helicopter crashed in Romania, Israeli and Romanian rescue officials were working at the scene of the accident on Tuesday, near the Transylvanian town of Bran.
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RELATED:Background: Yasour believed reliableAnalysis: The IAF's helicopter programAll seven crew members — one Romanian and six Israelis - were likely killed in the crash, though no bodies have yet been recovered, according to the latest IDF evaluation.
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