The General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has ruled out the possibility that Raisi’s helicopter fell as a result of sabotage.
The General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces (AF) has ruled out the possibility that the helicopter of the country’s President Ebrahim Raisi fell as a result of sabotage. This was reported in the report of the Supreme Committee to Investigate the Dimensions and Causes of the Disaster, published on the website IRIB.
“The occurrence of an explosion caused by sabotage during the flight or the moment before the collision of the aircraft with the slopes of heights is excluded,” the text says.
The main cause of the helicopter crash has not yet been determined, but the investigation will continue until it is found, emphasizes the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces. The results will be published immediately.
On May 19, a helicopter carrying the Iranian President crashed. In addition to Raisi, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian, Governor of East Azerbaijan Province Malek Rahmati and Friday Imam of the city of Tabriz Mohammad Ali Ale Hashem were on board. As a result of the accident, none of the passengers on the aircraft survived.
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