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Seven killed in Qatar helicopter crash due to technical malfunction, Qatari and Turkish authorities say

  • The Qatari and Turkish defence ministries said the helicopter had crashed after suffering a technical malfunction
Published March 22, 2026 Updated March 22, 2026 05:11pm
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CAIRO: Seven people have been killed in a helicopter crash in Qatar’s territorial waters, Qatar and Turkey said on Sunday.

The Qatari and Turkish defence ministries said the helicopter had crashed after suffering a technical malfunction, which the Qatari ministry said was during “routine duty”.

Four of those killed were Qatari armed forces personnel, one was from the Qatar-Turkey joint forces and two were technicians, the Turkish and Qatari defence ministries said.

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“Military cooperation and coordination activities between the Republic of Turkey and the State of Qatar continue uninterrupted within the framework of existing agreements and plans,” the Turkish defence ministry said.

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