Iran President and Foreign Minister in Helicopter Crash

[Flash]

Just tell yourself the following: what are the best opportunities to get rid of a political opponent or someone to get rid of in order to climb the Iranian power hierarchy?

Sanotage the helicopter or even the weather and kill him, having the whole world assuming it is the works of occidental countries or of Israel.

This is the most simplistic explanation and the most probable in view of easier access to the equipment and to the presidency, being already near both in the system.

I would start by looking at Iranian inner politics. Who was the president blocking access to for greater power? Who gains from his death in Iran? Who was against, in Iran, any of its policies in the government? Who wanted him dead in his family as well?

Then, after those research, I would look at international involvement. Right now the West and Israel are readily accused, which make it great for the actual Iranian regime, for some Arab State and even for Russia and China who want/have a foithold on Iran.

One stone two shots: get rid of a political /family / religious opponent and ensure collaboration of ennemies of the west.

My knee jerk reaction was that it was an inner killing as soin as I head the death.

[Ravenlocke]

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BREAKING

Anti-imperialist politician Saeed Jalili is running for the presidency of Iran.

Jalili has led Iran's shadow government for a decade and is a former nuclear negotiator with a PhD in political science.

His chances of becoming the next president of Iran are extremely high

https://x.com/IranObserver0/status/1796183245790302676

[Michel Leclerc]

Posted by Flash (here)
Just tell yourself the following: what are the best opportunities to get rid of a political opponent or someone to get rid of in order to climb the Iranian power hierarchy?

Sanotage the helicopter or even the weather and kill him, having the whole world assuming it is the works of occidental countries or of Israel.

This is the most simplistic explanation and the most probable in view of easier access to the equipment and to the presidency, being already near both in the system.

I would start by looking at Iranian inner politics. Who was the president blocking access to for greater power? Who gains from his death in Iran? Who was against, in Iran, any of its policies in the government? Who wanted him dead in his family as well?

Then, after those research, I would look at international involvement. Right now the West and Israel are readily accused, which make it great for the actual Iranian regime, for some Arab State and even for Russia and China who want/have a foithold on Iran.

One stone two shots: get rid of a political /family / religious opponent and ensure collaboration of ennemies of the west.

My knee jerk reaction was that it was an inner killing as soin as I head the death.

“simplistic”, “knee-jerk”……… strange words, Flash – (thank you for your post) ——— but: as to your research (by the way do you know Persian/Farsi?): there is this strange side to the drama that both the President and the Minister for Foreign Affairs died, being the architects of Iran’s newer, BRICS-inclined, foreign policy..

you may be familiar with the Latin phrase CUI BONO? meaning: to whom is it profitable?

[Bill Ryan]

An update from Iran. (I have to say, I'm still wondering if the pilot deliberately suicided to kill the president.)

https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/120205

The helicopter carrying Iranian President Raisi that crashed in May did so due to weather conditions, Iran's state news agency Fars reported.

During the investigation into Raisi's death, no chemical substances capable of causing the helicopter crash were found. Sabotage and the possibility of remote interference with the helicopter's electronic systems were also ruled out, according to Fars agency, citing a source in the national security organs.