🇮🇷 | Mr. Mohammad Mokhber, who served as the interim president of Iran from May 19, 2024, to July 28, 2024, following the martyrdom of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash, and was later appointed as an advisor to the martyred leader and now Imam Mojtaba Khamenei, stated in an interview:

“I never believed that the helicopter crash of martyr Ebrahim Raisi was a normal incident, and I still do not believe it. I had also told this to the martyred leader.”

This is the first time a high-ranking official of the country has openly expressed suspicion regarding the incident. From the very first hours following the disappearance of martyr Ebrahim Raisi, serious questions were raised, and many have continued to hold this position despite pressure from various sides to accept the official findings presented in the name of investigations.

The alleged “assassination” of martyr Raisi gained further attention after the assassination of martyr Ismail Haniyeh, which highlighted claims of internal projectile-based attacks inside Iran. According to these claims, drones and projectiles had already been used in previous operations within the country. What once seemed rare or underestimated at the time of martyr Raisi’s death is now increasingly viewed by many as a possible method of assassination.

(It can also be taken into consideration that the incident may have been planned in a manner where certain technology was allegedly used to create fumes or smog in the area beforehand, followed by the launch of projectiles that struck the helicopter. God knows)

We hope the day will come when the full truth is revealed.

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