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The Pakistani Army, which was trying to crush the ongoing mass movement in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) with the help of guns and force, has suffered a huge and crushing blow. On Wednesday, shortly after taking off from Muzaffarabad, the capital of PoK, a Mi-17 combat helicopter of the Pakistani Army suddenly went out of control and crashed. Pakistani Military Headquarters has initially held a serious technical fault responsible for this horrific accident. The media wing of the Pakistani Army has officially confirmed that in this tragic accident, all the Pakistani soldiers and crew members present inside the helicopter have died on the spot.
Chopper turned into debris, Pakistani military wing ISPR said – no one survived
According to the latest report of Pakistani media and famous newspaper ‘Dawn’, the Public Relations Wing (ISPR) of Pakistan Army has issued a very brief but very serious statement on this hair-raising incident. ISPR said in its official statement that all the people aboard the helicopter that crashed in Muzaffarabad have died and no person could be pulled out alive from the debris. Immediately after this horrific accident, a team of special relief and rescue personnel of the army has been sent to the place where the helicopter fell. Along with this, a high level Board of Inquiry has also been constituted by the Pakistani Army to find out the real and concrete reasons for the crash of the chopper.
Army Chief General Asim Munir expressed deep sorrow, mourning spread in the military camp
As soon as the news of this major air accident reached the military headquarters in Rawalpindi, there was panic in the entire Pakistani army. Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir has expressed deep sorrow and condolences to his brave soldiers and officers killed after this incident. ISPR further wrote in its condolence message that the Army Chief and officers of all ranks of Pakistan Army have expressed their deep sympathies to the families of the military personnel who lost their lives in this tragic accident. After this accident, there is complete mourning in the military camps from Muzaffarabad to Rawalpindi.
Helicopters are continuously falling from the sky in Pakistan, big questions raised on the safety of flights
Let us tell you that plane and helicopter crashes are not a new thing for the Pakistani Army, but in the recent past, many major air accidents have been recorded there continuously. Earlier in September 2025, a state-of-the-art helicopter of the Pakistani Army had crashed due to a technical fault, in which three highly experienced military technicians, including two chief pilots, died in agony. At the same time, in August 2025, another military helicopter of Pakistan crashed due to extremely bad weather, in which three people including two pilots lost their lives. These recurring fatal accidents have now raised huge international question marks on the maintenance and safety standards of choppers of Pakistani Air Force and Army.