Human Events.

A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian reportedly suffered a "crash landing" while crossing mountain terrain, according to Iranian state media on Sunday. The current condition of President Raisi remains unclear as rescue efforts are complicated by adverse weather conditions.

The helicopter suffered what has been called a “hard landing” in the region of East Azrbaijan.

Iran has announced that it has halted air searches for the helicopter that crashed carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.

“Unfortunately, continuing aerial operations was no longer possible due to intense fog across the region.”

The new legislation simplifies the identification of conscripts and offers financial bonuses for soldiers.

Iranian armed forces have detected signals from the crash site of the helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, which crashed earlier on Sunday.

Military crews are reportedly heading to the exact location of the crash despite ongoing adverse weather conditions

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has shown signs of improvement after surviving an assassination attempt earlier this week, which left him with multiple gunshot wounds. Slovakia's Minister of Defense, Robert Kaliňák, addressed reporters outside the hospital, stating, “The worst of what we feared has passed, at least for the moment. But his condition remains serious."

Russia has announced it will assist Iran in locating the crash site of a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.

The president and his delegation had already been missing for over 12 hours.