Saudi Arabia Stands in Solidarity with Iran After Helicopter Crash
In a show of support, Saudi Arabia has expressed its readiness to offer any assistance needed after a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi crashed on Sunday.
The Kingdom’s Foreign Ministry stated that it was closely monitoring the situation with “great concern.”
International Support Pours in for Iran’s Search Efforts
Iraq, Qatar, the UAE, Turkey, the European Union, and Russia have all pledged their support to help Iran in the search and rescue mission following the tragic helicopter accident.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry expressed sadness over the incident and assured that they were taking action to provide necessary support for the search operations.
Meanwhile, Russia’s foreign ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, announced their readiness to assist in both locating the missing helicopter and investigating the cause of the crash.
With an outpouring of international solidarity, Iran continues its search and rescue efforts on the fog-covered mountainside where the helicopter carrying President Raisi and Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian went missing.
As fears grow for the safety of President Raisi, neighboring countries and allies stand ready to lend a helping hand in any way possible.
The European Union has activated its rapid response mapping service to aid in the search, while countries like Qatar and the UAE have pledged all forms of support for Iran’s search efforts.
In this time of crisis, the international community comes together to support Iran and its search for answers in the wake of this tragic accident.