
The solemn funerals of Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci, victims of the helicopter crash on 29 October, are held in Rome, in the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri.
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Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci died on 29 October in the crash of a CH-47 helicopter during the Eufor Althea mission.
In Rome, in the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, the solemn funerals of Simone Ruggia, Claudio Marchesi, Franco Adriano Zecchillo and Laura Procacci, who died on 29 October in the crash of a CH-47 helicopter during the Eufor Althea mission.
The President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella and Prime Minister Meloni will be present, with the presidents of the Senate and Chamber, Ignazio La Russa and Lorenzo Fontana.

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.

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.

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.

Four Italian soldiers died in a helicopter crash in Bosnia during a training flight. The bodies were brought back to Ciampino and welcomed by the highest authorities. The Rome Prosecutor's Office is investigating unknown persons for negligent disaster, manslaughter and injuries.