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Mon Jul 26, 2010 4:39pm EDT
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - An Israeli military transport helicopter carrying seven soldiers crashed in a mountainous area of central Romania Monday during a joint exercise, Romania's Defense Ministry and the Israeli military said.
Private television channel Realitatea TV said mountain rescue teams had found four bodies at the crash site in the region of Transylvania, but did not provide any details of their identity, adding that a search for the remaining three people was under way.
The ministry said the CH-53 helicopter, carrying six Israeli soldiers and one Romanian, lost radio contact with the Blue Sky 2010 exercise's control center at midday Monday. The cause of the accident was unknown, it added.
Israel's military said it was sending a plane to Romania with medical and search and rescue teams. Both militaries would investigate the crash, it added.
Israel's air force trains in Romania, as it does with various militaries, to learn how to fight in foreign terrain, an Israeli military official said.
"The deployment in Romania is needed for use of large theatres and challenging terrains, such as those that the Israel Defense Forces will possibly encounter in a future conflict," the official said.
The crash occurred in the Carpathian mountains in the county of Brasov, about 150 km north of Bucharest.
"Immediately, we began the search-rescue operation aided by a (Romanian) Defense Ministry Medevac helicopter and two other Israeli helicopters," the ministry said in a statement.
The exercise, due to run from July 18 to July 29, aimed to provide training on rescue and medical evacuation procedures.
(Reporting by Radu Marinas; additional reporting by Ari Rabinovitch in Jerusalem; Editing by David Stamp)
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