Death of Iranian President will not lead to serious internal  political upheavals in Iran - expert

ArmInfo. The death of the Iranian President will not lead to serious internal political upheavals in Iran. Energy security expert Vahe Davtyan wrote on his Facebook page.

" Do not forget that Iran is a deep-laid state. Even the  assassination of Qasem Soleimani , who was an unshakable authority,  could not shake Iran from within and did not lead to serious changes  in the elite. Another thing is the external architecture. The  hypothesis about the Israeli trace became central from the very first  minutes of the publication of the information about the crash. And if  it receives the necessary ideological and informational support in  Tehran, then, in fact, there is already a casus belli to start  military operations," the expert noted.

He also noted that the key question is who benefits from direct  military confrontation between Iran and Israel at this stage.

"There aren't many options. Let me remind you that the other day  Erdogan announced that a coup attempt was prevented in Turkiye,  which, let's admit, creates the impression of an information  operation on the eve of larger processes. Of course, creating a  victim image is a working technology," Davtyan concluded.

On the afternoon of May 19, information spread that the Iranian  President's helicopter had crashed. The Iranian president was  returning from the northwestern Iranian province of East Azerbaijan  after the opening of a dam on the common border with Azerbaijan, in  the occupied territories of Artsakh.

The plane was found 30 kilometers from the village of Taval.  According to preliminary data, the helicopter lost control due to an  electronic failure and thick fog, fell onto a mountain and caught  fire. All the passengers of the Iranian presidential helicopter were  killed. President of Iran  Ebrahim Raisi, Minister of Foreign Affairs   Hossein Amirabdollahian, Governor of East Azerbaijan Malek Rahmati ,  Imam of Tabriz Ayatollah Ale-Hashem (Seyyed Mohammad Ali Ale- Hashem  )were in the crashed helicopter.