Crash Site of Iran Presidential Helicopter Found, All Aboard Confirmed Dead

The crash site of Iran's Presidential Helicopter has finally been located. Rescuers at the scene report all aboard were killed.

The bodies of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, and their accompanying delegation have been found at the helicopter crash site.

Throughout Asia, people on Social Media, are calling this an “assassination.” Here are some examples:

Tsargrad: “The assassination was “organized at the highest level.” An “excruciating death” is a signal to Russia and China. “They are killing everyone who supports Russia and China.”

Tsargrad columnist Ilya Golovnev: "It is reported that local authorities promptly sent 8 ambulances to the site of the alleged crash. Earlier, the IRIB TV channel reported that the situation is seriously complicated by weather conditions, which prevents rescuers from reaching the scene of the incident."

Russian war correspondent Alexei Zhivov: "Immediately after the incident, Israel was quick to deny its participation in the crash of the helicopter, on board which was Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry. Earlier in the Arab media, there was a version that the crash of the helicopter was an attempted assassination of Raisi, carried out as a result of sabotage by Israeli security services in collusion with Azerbaijan, with whose leader the Iranian leader had met not long before the crash. Azerbaijan is a latent ally of Israel. If it turns out that Raisi was killed, all this will end in a big Transcaucasian war."

The Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA): “Some unofficial sources say that some companions of the Iranian president died an agonizing death at the crash site.”

Blogger Sergei Kolyasnikov: “This puts us in front of a very serious and dangerous security event. We are facing the possibility of a major assassination attempt or an actual assassination.