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Helicopter Conveying Iran’s President Crashes

A helicopter carrying Iranian President, Ebrahim Raisi, has been involved in an incident.

Raisi was said to be visiting neighbouring Azerbaijan when the incident happened, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on X on Sunday according to CNN.

“Some of the president’s companions on this helicopter were able to communicate with Central Headquarters, raising hopes that the incident could have ended without casualties,” it added.

CNN reports that the exact status is of Raisi’s helicopter is unclear.

The helicopter was part of a convoy of three helicopters. Two of those helicopters were carrying ministers and officials who arrived at their destination safely, according to Tasnim.

“Seyyed Mohammad-Ali Al-Hashem, Tabriz’s Friday Prayer Imam, and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian were also reportedly on the helicopter with the president,” Tasnim said on X. BREAKING: Helicopter carrying Iran’s President involved in an accident

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