[🇮🇷] Was Raisi Assassinated ? One accident, a thousand questions..

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Mojtaba Khamenei

 

[Lulldapull]

Khamenei wants his own son to be the next Ayatullah. He killed everyone who would be more popular and powerful.

There is growing sneaky suspicion that this might be da case. The AB212 choppa he was flying in had no transponder installed even...even turkish drone couldn'r find his choppa wreckage... can't see in thick fog can ya?.......lol.....that's how they sunk da Russian warship in da black sea too......Kashtan/ Tunguska S/T modules failed to detect da Neptunes coming in subsonic.

Look at the indians saying k space laser say yahudi nay Irani prez ko target kara hae......

Aaaaahahahaaaaa....

There are our jungli khotay online saying dat cuz Raisi sahb put in a good word in for IK erthaghrul bhatta king, then somehow our ISI and MI is involved in Raisi sahbs choppa crash......ye hum nay karvaya hae........lol

oh main sadqay jaavaan!........Aaaaahahahahaaaa.......

 

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[h1]Is Khamenei Removing All Obstacles for His Son? [/h1]

Watch this video. If you don't understand Turkish, use the closed caption(CC) feature, which provides an English subtitle. Surprisingly, people don't talk about Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Ali Khamenei and the only contender now to succeed as the supreme leader, as Ebrahim Raisi is dead. Is Khamenei Removing All Obstacles for His Son?

 

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The New MBS on the Block
[h1]Secretive Son of Iran's Supreme Leader Quietly Wields Power After President's Death[/h1]Mojtaba Khamenei, 55, holds no official role but plays an influential role in the office of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and has fostered ties within the security apparatus. but he is the one most likely behind the assassination of President Raisi. He is the new 'MBS' of Iran.
He is known as a man in the shadows of Iranian politics. Yet Mojtaba Khamenei has a powerful influence over a country that rarely sees or hears him.
For years, the son of Iran's supreme leader has been speculated to be a potential candidate to succeed his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
That speculation has grown with the death of Iran's president, Ebrahim Raisi, who many analysts said was being groomed to replace the supreme leader, who is 85. Mr. Raisi's death in a helicopter crash on Sunday will not only trigger new presidential elections. It could also shift the dynamics around selecting Ayatollah Khamenei's replacement.
After Raisi's Death, Speculation Over Iran's Next Supreme Leader Turns to Khamenei's Son - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

 

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Khorasan province bids farewell to Raisi. The million-man funeral continues
The body of martyr President Ebrahim Raisi arrives in Birjand, the capital of Khorasan province, before being laid to rest in the Imam Reza sanctuary in Mashhad.

 

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If Israel is not involved in this incident then it is a natural accident. Iran has old technology of when my grandfather was alive. Machines can get faulty and the severe weather conditions can add salt to the wound (jalay pe namak chirakna).

 

[Lulldapull]

Rumors coming out that qalibaf sahb and kani sahb being nominated for number 1 n 2 positions in new Irani set up. Qalibaf sahb was mayor of Tehran and kani was abdulahians deputy.

 

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[h3]Official Report on Raisi Crash Raises Questions, Explains Little[/h3]
The first official report on the helicopter crash that killed Iran's late President Ebrahim Raisi was published on Thursday. However, it did little to quell speculations surrounding the fatal incident. The statement was met with skepticism or mockery. Lack of detail, or a rough storyline, at least, raised many more questions that it answered. All it does is to rid [Iran's] armed forces of the little credibility that they had, [especially if] you put it alongside the staggering lack of coordination that was displayed at Raisi's funeral. Further statements, even with more evidence and detail, are likely to fail to convince ordinary Iranians, many of whom find it hard to trust official announcements –and are often actively looking for inconsistencies or 'gaffes' that would discredit the narrative.
This is partly at least due to the Islamic Republic's long history of deceit which has all but completely eroded trust between the people and the state. And partly a backlash to the regime's persistent dissemination of its own message and violent suppression of alternative ideas.One such instance was the downing of a Ukrainian airliner in January 2020, when two missiles fired by the Revolutionary Guard air defense units around Tehran brought down the plane with 176 people on board. All perished in the crash. For three days, military and security officials denied any involvement and argued that it was a technical accident, until videos emerged showing the missiles hitting the plane
Official Report on Raisi Crash Raises Questions, Explains Little | Iran International (iranintl.com)