Turkiye says helicopter carrying Iran’s Raisi did not emit any signal

Turkiye says helicopter carrying Iran’s Raisi did not emit any signal
Turkiye says helicopter carrying Iran’s Raisi did not emit any signal

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - A view of the wreckage of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi's helicopter at the crash site on a mountain in Varzaghan area, northwestern Iran, May 20, 2024. — Wana pic via Reuters

ANKARA, May 20 — The helicopter that crashed while carrying Iran’s president and foreign minister today did not have its signal system turned on or did not possess such a system, Turkish Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu said today.

Uraloglu told reporters that since Iran fell within Turkiye’s area of responsibility for emergency response, authorities had checked for a signal from the helicopter upon hearing news that it had crashed.

“But unfortunately, (we think) most likely the signal system was turned off or that the helicopter did not have that signal system, because those signals would definitely see those signals, but they didn’t (show this time),” he said. — Reuters

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