Breaking: Helicopter crashed, carrying Iranian President Raisi onboard.

[laksaboy]

Sunrise in Iran now

Or it could be Raisi's rival removing the hindrance to him becoming the next leader.

 

[k1976]

Why are there no ejection seats in a helicopter?

Only available on Unker Pudding K52 Aligator attack chopper

 

[k1976]

Or it could be Raisi's rival removing the hindrance to him becoming the next leader.

Done by 波斯明教？

 

[Dr Christopher Cheok C S]

no signs of survivors on the site - Iran Red Crescent

 

[laksaboy]

Done by 波斯明教？

明教 followers have been driven to the small town of Yazd now.

 

[Franjipani]

Raisi - hardline cleric who became president​

ReutersCopyright: Reuters
Ebrahim Raisi is a hardline cleric close to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. His election as president in 2021 consolidated the control of conservatives over every part of the Islamic Republic.
Born in 1960 in Mashhad, home to Iran's holiest Shia Muslim shrine, he followed in the footsteps of his father, a cleric, and started attended a seminary when he was 15.
He took part in protests against the Western-backed Shah, who was toppled in 1979, while a student and went on to become the deputy prosecutor in Tehran at just 25.
In the late 1980s, he sat on secret tribunals believed to have sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in what humans rights group say constituted a crime against humanity.
Raisi succeeded Hassan Rouhani as president after a poll which saw many prominent moderate and reformist candidates barred and the majority of voters stay away.
He took power with Iran already facing multiple challenges but his time in office has been dominated by anti-government protests as well as the current war in Gaza.

 

[Franjipani]

he killed so many people, his death also cannot cleanse his sinful past

 

[k1976]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...hardline-president-dogged-by-execution-claims


Iran’s president, Ebrahim Raisi, who is missing in Iran’s mountains after a helicopter crash near the border with Azerbaijan, is a hardliner who was instrumental in the last few years in steering Iran back towards the more uncompromising beliefs of the Islamic Republic’s revolutionary founders.

A supporter of deeply conservative values on the domestic front, in terms of foreign policy, Raisi also carved out an increasingly aggressive stance, and it was on his watch that Tehran opted to launch its recent unprecedented missile and drone strike against Israel bringing the two countries into direct and open conflict for the first time.

While he was elected president in June 2021, having represented himself as the best person to fight corruption and Iran’s economic problems, Raisi had long occupied important positions in Iran, including an alleged key role in the so-called Death Committee responsible for executing thousands of prisoners in the 1980s – a claim he has denied.

 

[syed putra]

Too bad. Problem with Iran is the Ayatollah refuse to abdicate. Only selected Ayatollah approved candidate can participate in election.

 

[k1976]

https://www.economist.com/middle-ea...dent-would-spark-a-high-stakes-power-struggle

The death of Iran’s president would spark a high-stakes power struggle​

Amid a regional war, a fight at home between the clerics and military looms​

photograph: afp
May 19th 2024|dubai

THREE YEARS ago, when Ebrahim Raisi won the presidency in a rigged election, some Iranians thought it was a stepping stone to a bigger position. Ali Khamenei, the ageing, ailing supreme leader, did not have long to live; when he died, Mr Raisi would surely aim to replace him. But history has a sense of irony. Instead of catapulting him to the top job, winning the presidency may have cost Mr Raisi his life.


On May 19th he was returning from a visit to neighbouring Azerbaijan, where he inaugurated a dam on the border. Authorities lost contact with his helicopter in a mountainous region about 95km (60 miles) north-east of Tabriz (see map).

At first they insisted there was no cause for alarm: the president’s helicopter had made a “hard landing”, although, confusingly, several Iranian news agencies reported that he travelled onwards to Tabriz by car.

Within hours, though, those reports had been deleted, and state television began to broadcast prayers for the president. Almost half a day after the crash Mr Raisi was still missing, in a remote area with overnight temperatures in the low single digits.

It seems increasingly likely that Iran’s president is dead, along with the foreign minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian, who was travelling in the same helicopter.

 

[syed putra]

he killed so many people, his death also cannot cleanse his sinful past

He was just elected no?

 

[k1976]

Too bad. Problem with Iran is the Ayatollah refuse to abdicate. Only selected Ayatollah approved candidate can participate in election.

The Left, Right hands are systematically chopped off liao

 

[k1976]

Both are immune from criminal Court.
Ex president Bush and his gang cannot land in Europe or face arrest

Skull Society ATAS Members

 

[steffychun]

CIA time to charge Biden and Kamala for murder.

 

[bigozt]

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Remember never to fly Turkish Airlines, flag carrier of a nation that supports the nation of Terrorists sponsor.

 

[Sustanon]

That takes care of the cremation.....

 

[Leongsam]

 

[Timerty]

Well done assassination because they fired 30 shots at Israel

 

[winners]

Ordinary Iranians are celebrating this crash.

 

[in3deep]

Well done Mossad