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DescriptionMi24 tehran.jpg	English: Iraqi helicopter Mil Mi-24 which has been abandoned during the Iran–Iraq War in an exposition of a Military museum in Tehran Русский: Иракский вертолет ru:Ми-24, брошенный иракской армией во время Ирано-иракской войны и выставленный в качестве трофея в Военном музее в Тегеране
Date	1 October 2008
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Author	Anatoly Terentiev

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