الناتو يفقد طائرة هلكيوبتر بلا طيار في ليبيا
NATO says lost drone helicopter in Libya
مشاهير123- أعلن حلف شمال الاطلسي "الناتو" انه فقد طائرة هلكيوبتر بلا طيار أثناء تحليقها فوق ليبيا يوم الثلاثاء لكنه نفى تقريرا للتلفزيون الحكومي الليبي ذكر أنها كانت طائرة اباتشي بطيار.وقال بيان من الحلف ان الهليكوبتر وهي "بلا طيار" كانت في مهمة استطلاع لجمع المعلومات فوق ليبيا وفقدت الاتصال بمركز القيادة.
وقال مايك براكن المتحدث العسكري باسم الحلف "نحن نحقق لمعرفة أسباب الحادث.
English: Machahir123- - In Brussels, NATO said it lost radar contact with a drone helicopter conducting a reconnaissance flight over Libya on Tuesday.
"This drone helicopter was performing intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance over Libya to monitor pro-Kadhafi forces threatening the civilian population," NATO military spokesman Mike Bracken said in a statement.
"NATO confirms it has not lost any attack helicopters during Operation Unified Protector and will provide more information on the incident as it becomes available," Bracken added.
Libyan state television on Tuesday showed footage of a burnt-out helicopter it identified as an Apache, reportedly downed near Zliten, 160 kilometres (100 miles) east of the capital.
The caption on the television, which quoted military sources, read: "Images of the Apache helicopter shot down by the people's army."
"This drone helicopter was performing intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance over Libya to monitor pro-Kadhafi forces threatening the civilian population," NATO military spokesman Mike Bracken said in a statement.
"NATO confirms it has not lost any attack helicopters during Operation Unified Protector and will provide more information on the incident as it becomes available," Bracken added.
Libyan state television on Tuesday showed footage of a burnt-out helicopter it identified as an Apache, reportedly downed near Zliten, 160 kilometres (100 miles) east of the capital.
The caption on the television, which quoted military sources, read: "Images of the Apache helicopter shot down by the people's army."
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