On October 29, local time, an EUFOR helicopter crashed in Brcko district of Bosnia and Herzegovina, killing 4 people and injuring 11 others. The European Union Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina said in a statement that at the time of the accident, the helicopter was carrying out routine tasks. Currently, the cause of the crash is unclear, and related investigations are ongoing. The crash site was located in an uninhabited area. The accident did not cause damage to civilian infrastructure, property, or vehicles, and no injuries to civilians. Due to a kerosene spill at the scene, firefighters will be left behind to prevent a fire or explosion. Witnesses said the helicopter had flown at low altitude and rotated several times in the air before it crashed. After the accident, 3 people died instantly and 12 others were injured. One of them died after being taken to medical treatment. All of the dead and injured were Italian citizens.

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