The search for the exact site where Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's helicopter crashed on Sunday is ongoing, with military officials involved in the rescue operation stating that the location has not yet been pinpointed. The Commander of Iran's 6th Air Force Base announced that helicopters from the 6th combat base of Tabriz Air Force were dispatched to the Varzeqan area to conduct relief operations following the crash.
Despite the efforts of the rescue team and helicopters sent to the accident area, the operation faced challenges due to unfavorable weather conditions, including dense fog and extreme cold. As night falls in Iran, the rescue mission is becoming increasingly difficult.
Responding to an Iranian request for assistance, the European Union has activated the Copernicus EMS satellite mapping service to aid in the aftermath of the crash. This collaborative effort underscores the international response to the incident and the importance of coordinated rescue operations in times of crisis.
The search and rescue operation for the crashed helicopter carrying President Raisi continues as authorities work tirelessly to locate the site and provide assistance to those involved. The challenging weather conditions are adding complexity to the mission, but the dedication of the rescue teams and the support from international partners demonstrate a united effort to address the situation.
