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Rescuers on Monday found the helicopter that was carrying the Iranian president, as well as the country’s foreign minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian and 7 other senior officials after it crashed in the mountainous northwest reaches of Iran.Watch funny videos.The country was thrown into uncertainty Sunday as search and rescue teams scoured a fog-shrouded mountain area after President Ebrahim Raisi’s helicopter went missing in what state media described as an “accident.”.

Fears grew for the 63-year-old ultraconservative after contact was lost with the aircraft carrying him as well as Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and others in East Azerbaijan province, reports said.

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The supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, urged Iranians to “not worry” about the leadership of the Islamic Republic, saying “there will be no disruption in the country’s work.”.

“We hope that Almighty God will bring our dear president and his companions back in full health into the arms of the nation,” he said in a nationally televised address as Muslim faithful prayed for Raisi’s safe return.

Expressions of concern and offers to help came from abroad, including Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Russia, and Turkey, as well as from the European Union, which activated its rapid response mapping service to aid in the search effort.

Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi said the helicopter “made a hard landing” in bad weather.

He urged people to get their information “only from state television”, and not listen to foreign media channels Iran deems hostile to the Islamic Republic.

Raisi’s convoy had included three helicopters, and the other two had “reached their destination safely,” said the Tasnim news agency.

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged Iranians to “not worry” about the leadership of the Islamic Republic, saying “there will be no disruption in the country’s work”.

More than 60 rescue teams using search dogs and drones were sent to the mountainous protected forest area of Dizmar near the town of Varzaghan, the IRNA news agency reported.

Raisi had visited the northwestern province to inaugurate a dam project together with Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev, on their common border.

Aliyev said in a post on X that “we were profoundly troubled by the news of a helicopter carrying the top delegation crash-landing in Iran”.

Foreign countries were closely following the search at a time of high regional tensions over the Gaza war between Israel and Hamas since October 7 that has drawn in other armed groups in the Middle East.

A US State Department spokesman said: “We are closely following reports of a possible hard landing of a helicopter in Iran carrying the Iranian president and foreign minister”, adding that “we have no further comment at this time”.

US President Joe Biden has been briefed on the crash, an American official said on condition of anonymity.

Mohammad Bagheri, Iran’s military chief of staff, has ordered a probe into the cause of the helicopter crash, according to the country’s ISNA news agency.

Bagheri ordered “a high-ranking committee to launch an investigation into the cause of the president’s helicopter crash”, the report said.

Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has blamed US sanctions for the crash in an interview with his country’s state television.

“One of the main culprits of yesterday’s tragedy is the United States, which … embargoed the sale of aircraft and aviation parts to Iran and does not allow the people of Iran to enjoy good aviation facilities,” Zarif said.

“These will be recorded in the list of US crimes against the Iranian people,” he added.

Independent aviation analyst and consultant Alex Macheras tells Al Jazeera it is likely that the decades-long sanctions against Iran have played a role in the helicopter crash because its fleet is old and deteriorating.

“The helicopter involved was acquired over 40 years ago. … Iran is home to the world’s oldest commercial aviation fleet. It is a similar scenario to those aircraft that are owned privately,” Macheras said.

About 2,000 Iranians have died in aircraft crashes since 1979, he added.

“This is a country that because of the sanctions has struggled to obtain spare parts. In aviation, spare parts are fundamental in order to provide adequate maintenance not least to young jets but especially to the older jets that need extra care,” Macheras said.

Memorial ceremonies for Raisi and Amirabdollahian will be held on Tuesday.

The Iranian news agency Tasnim is reporting that a ceremony is planned in the northwestern city of Tabriz in the morning, followed by a ceremony in the city of Qom, 100km (62 miles) southwest of Tehran.

“The funeral ceremonies for the president and his companions will take place Tuesday at 9:30am local time (06:00 GMT) in Tabriz,” the official IRNA news agency said, adding that Raisi’s body will later be taken to Tehran.

Raisi will be buried in his hometown of Mashhad in northeast Iran. Read the full story here.