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Colombian Army video of injured soldiers' evacuation after UH-60 Black Hawk crash in Inzá

Text poster only. The source video shows a soldier in camouflage and a helmet standing in the foreground of an airfield apron, with two dark green Black Hawk helicopters, groups of soldiers and low buildings among trees behind him, and ends on the army's crest on a dark red background.

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Ejército Nacional de Colombia (@COL_EJERCITO), watch at source · Link-only (source-hosted; not rehosted)

Video posted Oct. 19, 2026 by Colombia's National Army. The army says one of its UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, flying supply and troop-transport operations, came down in Inzá, Cauca, with 15 soldiers aboard; some were injured and others unhurt, all are alive and in stable condition, and specialists were sent to investigate the cause. The 18-second clip, which the army says shows the evacuation of the injured in Popayán, shows a soldier on an airfield apron with Black Hawk helicopters and troops in the background. El Tiempo and El Universal report the aircraft was EJC 2175 and that four soldiers had fractures.

What
Colombian Army video of injured soldiers' evacuation after UH-60 Black Hawk crash in Inzá
Where
Popayán, Cauca (evacuation); crash in Inzá
When
2026-10-19
Source
National Army of Colombia
Credit
Ejército Nacional de Colombia (@COL_EJERCITO), watch at source
License
Link-only (source-hosted; not rehosted)
Details
Official release · National Army of Colombia (@COL_EJERCITO) · Popayán, Cauca (evacuation); crash in Inzá

Aftermathunspecifiednewcolombiacaucablack-hawkhelicopter-crashcolombian-armyinza

Sources and credit

  1. National Army of Colombia
  2. Field footage: the full record

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