Reports from Iranian news agencies indicate that a helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi and his foreign minister crashed on Sunday while traversing a mountainous region. The exact whereabouts of the President remain unknown as rescue teams continue their search efforts.
Iran's Interior Minister confirmed that the helicopter experienced a "difficult landing" in northwestern Iran, but provided no further details regarding President Raisi's condition. The crash occurred amidst a convoy of three helicopters, two of which safely reached their destination with ministers and officials on board.
Multiple rescue teams have mobilized to locate the missing helicopter, but adverse weather conditions in the area are hindering their efforts. It is anticipated that the search operation may face delays due to the challenging terrain and weather challenges.
Concerns are mounting as the nation awaits updates on President Raisi's safety and the outcome of the rescue mission. The Iranian government has yet to release any official statements regarding the incident.
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