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Two killed in Greece after Australian firefighting helicopters collide

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Two people have died in Greece following a mid-air collision between two firefighting helicopters. The aircraft involved in the fatal incident were owned by an Australian company.

The collision occurred during firefighting operations in Greece, highlighting the international deployment of Australian-owned aviation assets in response to seasonal wildfire emergencies. Further details regarding the identities of the victims and the exact circumstances of the crash have not been detailed in the available reports.

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