The UN Secretary-General arrived at the Iranian office in the UN to write a eulogy to recently deceased President Ebrahim Raisi. Erdan: "There are no words to describe the disgrace and disgust that the UN arouses."

While the State Department sent Iran a map indicating where President Raisi had crashed, Iran is nevertheless blaming the US for the accident.

An Iranian official confirmed to the Reuters news agency that there is serious fear for the lives of President Ibrahim Raisi and the others onboard the downed helicopter.

Rescue attempts were aborted due to bad weather conditions and the government will convene for an emergency session in Khamenei's office.

Iran's Interior Minister, Ahmad Vahidi, confirmed reports that President Raisi's helicopter crashed and said that it had a "hard landing."

Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi commented on the attack last night and claimed that, "our forces have taught the Zionist enemy a lesson." He also threatened that, "any new adventure will be met with a heavier response"

Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi responded to the explosion that occurred at Qasem Soleimani's memorial in Kerman, clarifying that "revenge against those responsible and behind this terrorist attack will be inevitable."

The Iranian news agency Tasnim reported that Russia approved a deal for the sale of advanced fighter jets and helicopters to the Iranian Air Force, with Tehran expected to receive Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, and Mil Mi-28 helicopters.

Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi responded to the expansion of the IDF's attack in the Gaza Strip and stated that "the crimes of the Zionist regime have crossed all red lines, which could compel everyone to act."