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A Colombian military aircraft crashed killing dozens, prompting an investigation into the cause and safety protocols.
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A Colombian military aircraft crashed, killing dozens of people on board. The incident represents a significant loss for Colombia's armed forces and raises immediate questions about the cause of the crash. Military aviation accidents in Colombia have occurred periodically, though major incidents involving significant casualties are relatively uncommon. Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. The incident will likely prompt a review of the country's military aircraft maintenance and safety protocols.
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Authorities have launched an investigation into the crash and will likely review military aircraft maintenance and safety protocols.
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