
During the solemn funerals of the four soldiers who died in the helicopter crash in Bosnia, Monsignor Gian Franco Saba recalled their commitment to peace and humanitarian aid.
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Four soldiers died in a helicopter crash in Bosnia.
"We are invited to look at them as sowers of seeds of peace through the promotion of humanitarian aid, driven by the desire to promote solutions for the most fragile and to keep hope alive in populations exposed to aggression". Thus Monsignor Gian Franco Saba, military ordinary, during the homily during the solemn funerals of the four soldiers who died in the helicopter crash in Bosnia.
"Simone, Claudio, Franco Adriano and Laura have understood that dedicating their lives for service is a foretaste of paradise, true wisdom - he underlined - they have understood that love for humanity in certain contexts requires dedication to train oneself to operate promptly and competently for the benefit of peace, of care among peoples, of healthcare intervention in possible critical and emergency situations. They have made their talents and skills available".

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The funeral of the four Italian soldiers who died in the crash of a helicopter in Bosnia was celebrated in Rome. The highest state officials were present, including President Mattarella and Prime Minister Meloni.

The solemn funerals of Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci, who died on 29 October in the crash of a helicopter in Bosnia, were celebrated in Rome in the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri.

The funeral of the four Italian soldiers who died in the crash of a Chinook helicopter in Bosnia was celebrated in Rome. President Mattarella and Prime Minister Meloni were present as the prosecutor's investigations continued.

The solemn funerals of Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci, victims of the crash of a CH-47 helicopter, were celebrated in Rome, in the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri.