Interesting question. * Helicopter accidents are surprisingly frequent, and usually deadly. Our own military has them far too often. It might be just an accident. * However: one can't help but wonder and speculate, given Israel's ability to assassinate people in Iran, given the current state of affairs between those two nations, and given the recent fairly violent history between the US and Iran. * If it is a foreign government assassination, I expect no government will admit to it. Retaliatory strikes against military targets are generally allowed by international law, but taking out government officials is generally not allowed unless there is an active state of war between the two nations. (Which is why you don't hear of the US or Israel bombing the building that is the seat of the national government when some foreign nation makes an unprovoked attack against their military. They always choose military targets - e.g. a military base or a weapons factory or a weapons research facility - for retaliation.) * SO: I expect that it's a legitimate accident. * I'm not happy or sad about it. He's not the real power in Iran and (so) Iran will continue doing the bad things that they have been doing all along.

I think it was an accident I've looked for news where they point the finger of blame at Israel the best they could do was Israel was manipulting the weather everyone seams to agree its unusally cold and foggie over there. I did hear alot of Irainians were celebrating the deaths of the Arab occupiers hopefully they get their country back. In the case of the ADF Helecopters have killed more ADF personal in peace times than any our emermy have.

It should be understood that Iran is funding Hamas and its war against Israel. Israel may have been behind it. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=iran+funding+hamas

I still think it was sabotage.

The mountain ⛰ 🚁 had a right to defend itself. LOL 😂