List of persons on board Iranian president’s missing helicopter
A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was involved in a hard landing while visiting a northern region and his condition is currently unknown.
There were three helicopters in this convoy, two of which were carrying ministers and officials, and they arrived at their destination safely.
According to reports, different rescue groups are moving towards the area to locate the missing helicopter.
DAILY POST reported that it was unclear if Raisi and others on board with him survived the crash.
However, given the unsuitable weather conditions, it may take some time for the rescue team to find the helicopter.
According to World of Statistics, those onboard the helicopter when the incident occurred include Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, East Azerbaijan Governor Malek Rahmati, and Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Ale-Hashem, representative of Iranian Supreme Leader to East Azerbaijan.
List of persons on board Iranian president’s missing helicopter
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