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Iran crash live updates: President Ebrahim Raisi dead in helicopter crash, state media says


Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi along with Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and other officials died in a helicopter crash in the country’s East Azerbaijan province, Iran’s state-run Press TV reported. The chopper crashed Sunday in thick fog, and search teams struggled for hours in mountainous terrain and poor weather. The deaths of some of the country’s top leaders come at a time of turmoil in the wider region, as the war in Gaza has escalated tensions.

A total of nine people, including Iranian officials and crew members, were killed in the crash, according to Sabreen News, a media organization affiliated with Iranian-backed militias.

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@AllThatJazzZ

It's due to the way I post them.  The problem is not at your end.  If you look at the same posts from your PC, the videos will be there.

I can start posting them differently if needed.

@Hoodat

If it's not a lot a trouble, I'd appreciate it. It would make it possible for me to listen when I'm on a device that I'm not signed in on.

Some of them can cover a quarter of an acre in canopy. That is huge !

There's nothing like taking a whole ribeye, cutting it into steaks, soaking them in orange juice for half a day, and then tossing them onto a charcoal grill.

COSTCO sells them 5 to a package...each a smidge more than 2-1/2 inches thick.  Now about $65 for choice...$75. for prime.

I cut each to make two...and freeze the 10 individually.  Problem is, living in a condo unit, we don't have charcoal grill access.

So, it's the iron frying pan to singe and then baked in the oven for a few minutes.  You cannot leave the kitchen and login on the internet or else you get well done...which would be a sacrilege.   

There's nothing like taking a whole ribeye, cutting it into steaks, soaking them in orange juice for half a day, and then tossing them onto a charcoal grill.