Ibrahim Raisi, the president of Iran, perished in a helicopter accident.
The funeral for Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi took place in Tehran on Wednesday.
News Daily Digital Desk: A few days ago, Iran's President Ibrahim Raisi lost his life in a helicopter crash. His final ceremonies were fulfilled on Wednesday in Tehran, the capital, in accordance with Islamic customs. Thousands of supporters turned out to give the late head of state their final respects. The heads of the most powerful nations in the globe were also there. Notably, members of many extremist groups, including as the Taliban, Hamas, and Houthis, were present during the day's event. A large number of them are listed as offenders. Furthermore, Iran is charged of aiding them. Consequently, allegations of Tehran's complicity in "global jihad" have escalated.
Mullah Baradar, the Taliban's deputy prime minister in Afghanistan, reportedly attended Raisi's funeral, according to Reuters. One of the masterminds of the assault on Israel was Hamas's political wing chief, Ismail Haniyeh. Leaders of further extremist groups can also be observed. There were also alleged to be representatives of terror-instigating Islamist organizations such as Al Qaeda at the funeral. A number of them are prohibited by the UN. In the context of the Hamas-Israel conflict, the International Criminal Court asked on Tuesday that an arrest warrant be issued for the infamous Hamas commander, Haniyeh.
Analysts claim that during Raisi's burial, the Pandavas of "Global Jihad" gathered. who, for the past three decades, have been causing terror throughout the world. which includes extremist organizations like IS and Al Qaeda. They are seeking to impose Islamic rule, or a caliphate, worldwide despite their disagreements. These extremists are ready to spread the jihadi flames from North America to Africa. Terrorists from Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan make up the jihadist army. Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas have been engaged in a horrific conflict in Gaza for the past eight months. The Houthis, who are supported by Iran, have continued their onslaught in the Red Sea.
It should be mentioned that last Sunday, Iran's President Raisir was involved in a horrific accident. His helicopter crashed in a remote mountainous area while traveling to Azerbaijan. Hossein Amirabdollahian, Iran's foreign minister, and a few other senior officials were in the helicopter with Raisi. The deaths were verified on Monday by the national media of the Islamic nation. Following this, the heads of state of other nations sent their condolences for Raisi's passing. At that time, leaders of terrorist groups including the Taliban, Hezbollah, and Hamas are also shown offering condolences.
