World Courant
TEHRAN
The ultimate report of the fee investigating the helicopter crash that killed Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi in Might has concluded that it was attributable to antagonistic climate circumstances.
The fee, comprising specialised army and civilian consultants, submitted the report on Sunday, attributing the crash to the “advanced climatic and atmospheric circumstances” typical of spring in northwestern Iran.
Raisi, together with International Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and their companions, have been all killed when the helicopter they have been touring in crashed within the mountains close to the town of Tabriz on Might 19.
The group was coming back from a ceremony on the border with Azerbaijan following the inauguration of a significant dam challenge.
Within the aftermath of the crash, a fee was established to analyze the causes and particulars of the accident, which subsequently led to a snap presidential election within the Islamic Republic.
The fee’s report acknowledged that the inclement climate circumstances in northern Iran throughout spring led to the sudden formation of a dense mass of fog, which prompted the helicopter to collide with a mountain.
The report indicated that every one paperwork and information associated to the helicopter’s upkeep have been reviewed, and all the pieces was discovered to be in accordance with the required requirements.
Moreover, the paperwork and correspondence associated to the mission of the high-ranking staff aboard the helicopter have been discovered to be “in compliance with needed directions, tips, guidelines, and requirements.”
The report affirmed that the helicopter “adopted the deliberate route and didn’t deviate from it,” noting that climate reviews from the day of the accident and the day prior have been additionally examined.
The knowledge from the helicopter’s cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and flight knowledge recorder (FDR) was analyzed, and it was confirmed that no emergency messages or misery alerts have been issued by the pilot.
The investigation discovered no proof of suspicious exercise or indicators of sabotage, together with the potential for the helicopter being focused or subjected to digital warfare.
Raisi served as Iran’s president for 3 years and was succeeded by Masoud Pezeshkian following his victory in a snap presidential election in June.
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