What: A Danish Air Force plane
Where: Cypriot coastal city of Paphos airport
When: Thursday afternoon 1.30 p.m
Who: foreign minister Per Stig Moller
Why: Pilot detected a crack in the cockpit windshield and made an emergency landing
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