Tragedy in the Sky: Fatal Collision of French Military Jets
Two French military jets collided in midair over eastern France, resulting in the deaths of Captain Sebastien Mabire and Lieutenant Matthis Laurens. French President Emmanuel Macron and Defence Minister Sebastien Lecornu confirmed the incident. One pilot survived the crash, with the planes based out of Saint-Dizier.
Two French military jets collided midair over eastern France on Wednesday, causing the tragic deaths of two military personnel, authorities confirmed.
French President Emmanuel Macron identified the deceased as Captain Sebastien Mabire and Lieutenant Matthis Laurens in a post on X, offering condolences and acknowledging their service.
Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu confirmed the sole survivor was aboard one of the Rafale aircrafts involved. The aircrafts were stationed at the Saint-Dizier military base in northeastern France.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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