Turkish UAV identifies source of heat suspected to be wreckage of helicopter carrying Iranian dictator Raisi and shares its coordinates with Iranian authorities. The turkish drone is on site and has a live video feed of the crash site. Drone on site flying over Iran’s northwest region.
News reports have said seventy three rescue teams were in route to the site. Crash site about 100km (62 miles) from the city of Tabriz, near a village called Tavil.
He said rescue teams on foot with SR dogs are trying to reach the area now. Earlier reports from the iranian regime: there was contact with two persons who were on the helicopter.
The team will arrive shortly. Live video taken at 5:35 am local Iran time / 7:05pm pacific time.
No survivors.
Once I have the flight profile data will update with crash assessment. Yes, I'm a helicopter pilot.
Dozens of rescuers are on site of helicopter crash in NW Iran.
All eyes on 'Vice President' Mohammad Mokhber, the person next in line in the presidency.
According to the Iranian constitution, in case of the president’s death or incapacity, the first vice president will take over and assume the functions of the president until an election is held within a maximum period of 50 days.
"No survivors" have been found at the crash site of the helicopter carrying Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi, according to Iranian state news channel IRINN and semi-official news agency Mehr News
As a live drone shows the crash site and 4 million watch.
Ebrahim Raisi, president of #Iran's Islamic Regime, Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian, Governor of Eastern Azerbaijan Malek Rahmati & Ali AleHashem are found dead next to the wreckage.
Along with the pilot, copilot, crew chief, head of security and another bodyguard.
Next in the line of succession is First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber, upon approval of Iran’s religious guy Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Tail boom of the crashed helicopter of the #Iranian AirForce which had #EbrahimRaisi onboard.
The dead Ebrahim Raisi was a hard-line fascist cleric fanatic who took office in August 2021. Known for enforcing brutal crackdowns on political opposition.
Mass Executions: Raisi was sometimes referred to as the “Butcher of Tehran,” being one of the four judges who oversaw the mass execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988 after the Iran-Iraq war. Described as a massacre of 5,000 people, according to Human Rights Watch. (possibly 30,000)
The U.S. Treasury in 2019 sanctioned Raisi “for his oversight over the executions of individuals who were juveniles at the time and the torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment of prisoners in Iran, including amputations.”
He and Iran killer islamist poisoned girls and killed many girls and women.
@skykiss It's unfathomable that Iran is flying around its 'presidential' aircraft without an ELT. I witnessed plenty of Islamic inspired lack of attention to maintenance and walkarounds at Cigli (Izmir), but I'd have imagined their transports for leaders would be meticulously maintained!
Allahu Akbar doesn't hack it for a walkaround.
I've got a story from pilot training, with one of our foreign students on his '88' ride (ride before compentency washout) spinning a T-37 when the unsecured gust lock flipped up and froze his stick. Capt F Balsille, the IP asked "what are you going to do about that?" and Ali told him "I am not afraid to die." Frank broke the gust lock with a karate chop, popped the ac out of the spin, and rtb-ed. The student was shipped out to a downtown hotel, while his classmates were hunting him to kill him, for disgracing his country. That's all true. He eventually returned to Iran as a nav.
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