Iran's President dies in helicopter crash over an alleged bad weather
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi dies in a helicopter crash alongside Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and five others. The helicopter conveying them reportedly crashed in a fog in Northern Iran’s East Azerbaijan province, leaving the seats of the country's decision-makers empty.
According to the country's interior minister, Ahmad Vahidi, the cause of the crash can be attributed to bad weather, which was confirmed by the country's credible media.
A tension elimination scheme devised by the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has eased the worry looming in the minds of citizens. He swiftly appointed the country's Vice President, Mohammad Mokhber, as the acting President to oversee the country's affairs.
Additionally, the rescue team is working tirelessly to retrieve the bodies of the deceased, assuring citizens that everything is under control.