Jordanian plane rescues DRC crash crew
A Jordanian Black Hawk helicopter from the helicopter unit successfully rescued the crew of a small transport plane that crashed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, at the request of the United Nations mission. The helicopter, which took off from M'Fivi Airport, traveled approximately 200 kilometers to reach the crash site. It was able to rescue the injured, including the pilot and the mechanic, and transported them to the airport for treatment, while the co-pilot unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. The leadership of the UN mission praised the efficiency of the Jordanian crew in executing the mission swiftly and professionally, as part of the humanitarian operations conducted by Jordanian forces within their participation in the mission.
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