As expected, "Fingers have pointed at Israel after a helicopter carrying Ebrahim Raisi and other top Iranian aides crashed into a mountainside on Sunday."
Just speculations at the moment. Israel denies any involvement and the cause of crash has yet to be determined.
@NotImpressed@palestine That is pro forma for them. To my knowledge they haven't acknowledged assassinating General Mohammad Reza Zahedi with a airstrike in Syria last month either, but nobody doubts that they did it. That Israel has taken highly provocative action in assassinating Iranian high officials in the recent past doesn't exactly add credibility to their claims when more high officials die in questionable circumstances.
@Infoseepage@palestine
Israel has a long history of attacking Iran even from within. Stuxnet virus is an example. They'll carry on doing that as long as they exist. Whatever the Iranian authorities will say about the cause of the crash, the Western states and their media won't accept it, I'm sure.
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