Raisi Crash: Rescuers Drop A Bombshell; Reveal Chopper's 'Key Device Missing Or Turned Off'



Shocking new details have emerged in the investigation of the helicopter crash that killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and other high-ranking officials. Turkish Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu revealed that the helicopter’s transponder system, which broadcasts height and location information, was either missing or turned off, casting doubt on the nature of the incident. While Iranian investigation team is now examining whether weather checks were made before the flight and considering the possibility of sabotage. Watch

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35 thoughts on “Raisi Crash: Rescuers Drop A Bombshell; Reveal Chopper's 'Key Device Missing Or Turned Off'”

  1. US to blame for.outdated unsupported equipment? What nonsense! If the aircraft can't be maintained, don't fly them. Meet the US export requirements or get what's needed somewhere else! South Africa coped with the same issues during the Apartheid arms embargo after all.

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  2. A 60 year old helicopter that couldn’t get new parts had a malfunctioning or missing transponder OR they turned it off out of paranoia?
    Not seeing anything here that proves β€˜not an accident.’
    Other than some questionable language, not even seeing the suggestion of such.

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  3. Roast in peace. Reports say Ebrahim Raisi was a mass murderer; In 1988, Iran's then supreme leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, ordered the execution of up to 32.000 political prisoners; and the executions were coordinated by Ebrahim Raisi and Hamid Nouri, who is in prison in Sweden after being convicted of the crime.

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  4. Missing transponder hardly matters in this case. The ground station communicates with the aircraft transponder. In this case the aircraft transponder signal could not have been received because it was flying low in the valley.

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  5. If the transponder was off it was off because the IDF turned it off, took over the avionics and flew the helicopter into a mountain! Israel said they would seek revenge on this dirtbag…they got it!

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  6. He should have used his Sneaky Pete magic kit. My friend had one and he could cut a carrot but not his finger in the guioteen mode. Sorry bout the spelling but spell check did it!πŸ—‘

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  7. Photo at 2:17 is not that of the crashed helicopter. Raisi was flying in a Bell 212 – think civilian Huey. The object pictured is quite clearly the tail of a crashed fixed wing aircraft. According to Reuters "…the image dates from April 2020 when it was first shared in relation to a plane crash reported by Iranian media.

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