Army Helicopter Crashes in Isfahan, Killing Four Including Crew and Civilians

A military helicopter crashed in central Iran on Tuesday morning, resulting in the deaths of all four people on board and two civilians on the ground.

The incident occurred near the city of Dorch-e in Isfahan province. According to preliminary information, the aircraft experienced technical failure before going down over a local fruit market.

The victims include the two crew members—identified as Colonel Hamed Sarv Azad and Major Mojtaba Kiani—and two fruit sellers who were at the crash site. The helicopter belonged to the Iranian Army.

An investigation into the exact cause of the accident is underway.