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小田原市長選、自民党系現職の再選を阻む 前市長の加藤憲一氏が再び立候補 [神奈川県]:朝日新聞デジタル

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Iranian President’s Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing

Reports from Iranian state media indicate that there was a helicopter malfunction in the vicinity of East Azerbaijan province in northwestern Iran on the 19th of May. The helicopter was carrying President Raeesi, and it was forced to make an emergency landing due to the technical issue. The condition of President Raeesi is currently unknown, and rescue operations are expected to take some time due to weather and terrain challenges.

President Raeesi, a conservative hardliner and a former Islamic law scholar, was attending a dam completion ceremony near the Iran-Azerbaijan border when the incident occurred. The exact nature of the malfunction has not been disclosed, but it has raised concerns about the safety of high-ranking officials in the country.

In his speeches, President Raeesi has often mentioned the United States, emphasizing that Iran does not intend to start a war. This incident has brought attention to the security protocols surrounding the transportation of top government officials in Iran.

For more information on President Raeesi and his background as a prominent figure in Iranian politics, you can visit the related links provided by Asahi News. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.

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