On Tuesday, Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his condolences for the loss of Pakistani military leaders and personnel in a helicopter crash in Congo, where they were stationed for a United Nations peacekeeping mission.

The prime minister also lauded Pakistan’s military troops for their efforts to world peace and security.

The PUMA helicopter crashed on on a surveillance mission, killing eight United Nations forces on board, including six Pakistani officials and soldiers, according to ISPR. The actual cause of the disaster remained unknown.

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