The Health Ranger: We sure are living in dangerous times, and that point was driven home last night by the sudden death of Iran's president (and 3 additional top officials) in a suspicious helicopter crash in Iran.
Regardless of the actual cause of the crash, this event is highly destabilizing, especially given the current tensions between Iran and Israel. This event threatens to spark a rapid escalation of events that could pull the U.S. and Russia into a regional conflict.
This is part of the reason why gold and silver are skyrocketing. Expect fuel prices to soar in the coming weeks, unleashing even more price inflation on food and other goods.
Helicopter carrying Iran's president suffers hard landing
4,734 views May 19, 2024
A
helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and foreign minister
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has crashed. His aircraft made what's been described
as a hard landing outside city
of Jolfa, near the village of Uzi, on the Iranian-Azerbaijani border.
Rescuers have struggled to reach the aircraft in the mountainous area, with the
extremely foggy weather making it harder. Several top-ranking officials were
also on board. Daniel Padwick reports.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhPc7XHTzZ8
Raisi’s Chopper Crashed
Search Op Underway
After Chopper Carrying Iran President Crashes
At
least 40 rescue teams, including drones and search dogs, have been deployed
after a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign
Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian suffered a “hard landing” in Iran’s East
Azerbaijan province. However, harsh weather and heavy fog in the area were
making it difficult for them to reach the site, state media said. The
officials were returning from the border with the country of Azerbaijan — in
the northwest of the country, some 375 miles from the capital of Tehran —
where Raisi was inaugurating a dam on the Aras river with Azerbaijan’s
President Ilham Aliyev. Watch this video for all the details.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np0OLUxWRAs  Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian |
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