
AI-generated summary
The helicopter crashed in rural areas near Marondera in northeastern Zimbabwe. Police earlier said that the crash involved an aircraft carrying six people.
The helicopter crashed in rural areas near Marondera, northeastern Zimbabwe. Mangwana reported the lack of survivors on the X website.
Earlier, the police reported that an aircraft carrying six people was involved in the crash.
According to the police, the incident occurred around 17 Polish time. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.

Last weekend, British police detained five men suspected of preparing a terrorist act at the RAF Fairford base used by the US to attack Iran. Prime Minister Andy Burnham pointed to the possible involvement of Iran, and the investigation is being conducted in cooperation with American services. The suspects were released on bail under strict conditions and petrol, but no explosives, was found in their vehicles. The case sparked reactions in the US, where Trump and Rubio commented on the decision to fire them.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that weapons factories in European countries producing equipment for Ukraine are potential military targets of Russia. Her statement refers to Poland's plans to service and produce Patriot missiles for Ukraine. Minister Lavrov referred to Russian military doctrine, and Western services point to Russia as responsible for sabotaging Russia's defense infrastructure.

Russia handed NATO a document accusing the Alliance of pursuing a dangerous and reckless policy, warning of a high risk of an outbreak of direct armed conflict. The document contains threats to use the entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, in response to a possible attempt to isolate the Königsberg region. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte rejected the threats, stating that Putin knows he cannot win a war with NATO. Analyst Nikolai Sokov warned of the risk of miscalculation, pointing to possible actions below the war threshold, such as a blockade of the Baltic Sea. In August, NATO conducted a large-scale air operation along its eastern flank, including over Poland and the Skagerrak area, with the participation of aircraft from the US, Poland, Great Britain, Germany and Norway, including the new EA-37B Compass Call II platform.

Two drones entered Moldova's airspace during Russian attacks on Ukraine. The incidents took place in the Donduseni and Dubosara areas. Moldovan authorities have secured the area and are investigating the origin of the machines.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha accused Russia of forcing residents of occupied Oleski to record propaganda films. There is a humanitarian crisis in the city, there is a shortage of electricity, gas and food, and aid delivered by drones is blocked by the occupiers.

A violent argument between the pilots of a FlyDubai plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv forced the plane to change its route and land in Saudi Arabia. Israeli authorities deny reports of kidnapping.