'Thick fog', forests and mountains are impeding the rescue effort.
Hardliner Ebrahim Raisi was elected President of Iran in 2021 Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is missing after a helicopter in his convoy crashed this afternoon. There is a ‘high probability of casualties’ due to the helicopter crash’s ‘high level of severity’, Iranian television quoted a source as saying. It is not yet clear whether Raisi survived the crash, as the Iranian Ministry of Internal Affairs refused to confirm his condition.
There is also a ‘thick fog’ in the area, according to the IRGC. Injuries have been reported among passengers of the downed aircraft, ISNA News Agency. President Raisi’s condition is not yet known. An earlier report from Mehr news declaring ‘the President of Iran is fine and is traveling by car to Tabriz’ has been deleted.
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