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Images show people arriving and grieving during the funeral held for the victims of Kyiv's helicopter crash. 14 were left dead after the January 18 incident, among which figures Ukraine's interior minister Denys Monastyrsky and officials from his ministry. IMAGES
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin arrives in Albertville following the rescue helicopter crash that killed five people on Tuesday. He visits the Alps' section of the CRS (Republican Security Company), which lost two rescuers in the crash. IMAGES
"The reason why happened this crash, we don't know right now, we need investigations, but it's a big tragedy, and also three children died," says Kyiv mayor, Vitali Klitschko, in Davos, Switzerland about the helicopter crash in the town of Brovary, outside Kyiv, that killed at least 16 people, including Ukraine's interior minister Denys Monastyrsky. SOUNDBITE
Emergency services and the Ukrainian Red Cross work outside a kindergarten next to the site of a helicopter crash that killed more than a dozen, including Ukraine's interior minister. The helicopter crashed in Brovary, 20 kilometres northeast of Ukrainian capital Kyiv. IMAGES
Images of the aftermath of a helicopter crash in the town of Brovary, located around 20 kilometres northeast of Ukraine's Kyiv. Ukraine's interior minister Denys Monastyrsky was among 16 people, including two children, who were killed when the helicopter crashed near a kindergarten, according to officials. IMAGES
Footage published on Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov's Twitter account shows hostages walking free after the end of a siege of a bus by an armed man. Ukrainian officials say that all 13 passengers are now free and unharmed. The crisis lasted over 12 hours with police managing to first escort three people from the vehicle after lengthy and tense negotiations with the perpetrator. IMAGES
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