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Two Civilians Injured by Fragments of the Fatal Phantom

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The fragments of the F-4 Phantom aircraft caused the injury of two men, who were transferred to the Chalkida hospital for first aid. The post Two citizens were injured by the fragments of the fatal Phantom appeared first on in.gr.

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The fragments of the F-4 Phantom aircraft caused the injury of two men, who were transferred to the Chalkida hospital for first aid. The post Two citizens were injured by the fragments of the fatal Phantom appeared first on in.gr.

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Two workers were injured by debris after the Phantom crashed in Tanagra. From the crash of the Air Force aircraft, debris reached hundreds of meters away, which resulted in the injury - fortunately minor - of two men aged about 40. The two men were injured in the back and were transported by EKAB ambulance to the Hospital of Chalkida, without any risk to their health. Read more at iefimerida.gr Two workers were injured by debris after the Phanto…

Parts of the F-4 Phantom that crashed at Athens Flying Week, resulting in the deaths of two Air Force officers, have been found in different parts of the area – Two injured by shrapnel at Chalkida Hospital – Debris collection underway to investigate the causes

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Two dead and two injured are the toll so far from the plane crash in Tanagra.

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According to information, two civilians were injured by the shrapnel. More...

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Two people were injured by debris from the fatal Phantom that crashed in Tanagra during Athens Flying Week. The two injured are 40 years old, and are not in any danger.… Phantom crash: Two injured by debris from the aircraft - NAVTEMPORIKI

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star.gr broke the news in Kifisia, Greece on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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