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International involvement in helicopter accident investigation by August 31, 2024
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European Union•Iranian•Ebrahim Raisi•Janez Lenarčič•Copernicus Emergency Management Service•Iran•EU•Charles Michel
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UN investigation team involved • 25%
EU investigation team involved • 25%
Independent international experts involved • 25%
No international involvement • 25%
International aviation bodies' reports or official government statements
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EU Activates Rapid Response to Assist in Search for Iranian President's Helicopter After Accident
May 19, 2024, 05:44 PM
The European Union has activated its rapid response satellites and mapping service to assist Iranian authorities in locating a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and the Foreign Minister, which was forced to land unexpectedly. The condition of the President and the Foreign Minister remains unclear. The European Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, confirmed the activation of the Copernicus Emergency Management Service upon Iran's request for assistance. EU member states and partners, including Charles Michel, are closely monitoring the situation following the helicopter accident.
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Crash results published by end of 2024 • 50%
Crash results not published by end of 2024 • 50%
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Not Published • 50%
Results released • 50%
Results not released • 50%
Russia • 40%
USA • 20%
EU countries • 20%
No international cooperation • 20%
Widespread international concern • 25%
Limited reactions • 25%
Calls for investigation • 25%
No significant international response • 25%
Widespread international support • 33%
Limited international response • 33%
International condemnation • 33%
Pilot error • 30%
Mechanical failure • 30%
Weather conditions • 20%
Other factors • 20%
