Drone footage confirms Iranian president's helicopter completely destroyed, no signs of survivors pic.twitter.com/aI4tPVLizB
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An international emotion
President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ebrahim Raïssi, an ultraconservative aged aged 63, had been élu à the head of the country in 2021, succeeding the moderate Hassan Rouhani, unable to to introduce yourself to again for elections after two successive mandates.
This Monday, it was the local media who, initially, announced the news. the death of the president after the information given by the main press agencies of the country. “The great spirit of the popular and revolutionary president of Iran has joined the supreme kingdom,” the Irma agency, while saluting "the martyrdom" victims present at the scene edge of the helicopter. Information confirmed a few hours later by the authorities, who, in a press release, announced: that the death of the president was not going to cause "the slightest disruption in the administration" of the country.
Several countries already have expresses their sadness à the announcement of the terrible news. Thus, the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hakan Fidan said "share the pain of the friendly and brotherly Iranian people". For his part, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad presented his condolences to the whole country while proclaiming its "solidarity" with Tehran. "We have workedé “with the late president so that the strategic relations between Syria and Iran always remain prosperous,” he explained. oacute;.
The EU expresses its sincere condolences for the death of President Raisi and Foreign Minister Abdollahian, as well as other members of their delegation and crew in a helicopter accident. Our thoughts go to the families.
— Charles Michel (@CharlesMichel) May 20, 2024
The European Union has as for she presents his "sincere condolences", when Russia considers that it has lost "true friends".