Helicopter of Iran's late president Raisi crashed due to weather, final report says
- An investigation concluded that the helicopter crash killing Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi was caused by challenging climatic conditions, including dense fog.
- The final report indicated that complex climatic conditions in the spring led to the crash into a mountain.
- Iranian military investigators confirmed that sudden fog was a significant factor in the helicopter's descent.
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