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Śmigłowiec Black Hawk armii USA rozbił się w Kolorado
Śmigłowiec Black Hawk armii USA rozbił się w stanie Kolorado po wykonaniu nieplanowanego lądowania.
Zsyntetyzowane przez AI na podstawie źródeł podanych poniżej.
Śmigłowiec Black Hawk należący do armii Stanów Zjednoczonych rozbił się w Kolorado po przeprowadzeniu nieplanowanego lądowania. Szczegóły dotyczące okoliczności incydentu, w tym ewentualnych obrażeń lub zniszczeń, nie były od razu dostępne.
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