Janez Lenarčič , the Crisis management commissioner of the European Union, at the request of the Iranians, is now helping the Iranians in the attempts to locate the missing helicopter of President Raisi.

Iranians celebrating the Raisi helicopter crash with fireworks. They believe he's dead.

"I hope the rest of them die in the same," the voice on the video says.

A significant deployment of Iranian security and military personnel has been observed across Tehran, with members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly taking positions near several government buildings.

The Iranian news agency "Tasnim" claims a short time ago:

Contact was made with two of the president's companions.
It does not appear to be a serious accident.

I think this is the only crash in history where everyone is worried that someone might have survive…

The search teams apparently arrived at the location where the helicopter last sent its signals and found nothing there.
It appears that the helicopter lost contact shortly before the crash, so there is currently no idea where the helicopter could be, and only when the heavy fog dissipates and the rain stops will it be possible to understand what happened to the helicopter.

Report in Turkey: Iran submitted an official request for assistance in locating and rescuing the president's helicopter, with an emphasis on night vision equipment. A delegation of dozens of Turkish mountain rescuers and emergency vehicles are expected to arrive in the area

Cold, rainy and foggy weather at the crash site of Raisi’s helicopter

First picture of the remains of the helicopter.
It’s obvious that everyone was killed

A Turkish drone operator who identified the crash site says that no sign of life can be seen from there "and it is obvious that the bodies are cold there"

The burned debris of the helicopter can be spotted in the center of this image