The IRNA news agency reported on Saturday that the crash site of the helicopter that carried Ebrahim Raisi and his friends in the "Dizmar" area, located in the "Uzi" village in the city of Varchan in eastern Azerbaijan, was registered in the list of "National Monuments of Iran" due to its "national and historical glory." At the time of publishing this news, Vahid Nabaded, the deputy of the cultural heritage of East Azerbaijan, said that this action was carried out in order to identify, document and create a legal framework for the protection of this area. On May 30, 1403, the helicopter carrying former President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirbadolhian and six other officials and a flight crew crashed on the way back from the opening ceremony of the Keys Kelsi Dam to Tabriz in the mountainous region of Wartzgan, and all its passengers were killed.

The IRNA news agency reported on Saturday that the crash site of the helicopter that carried Ebrahim Raisi and his friends in the "Dizmar" area, located in the "Uzi" village in the city of Varchan in eastern Azerbaijan, was registered in the list of "National Monuments of Iran" due to its "national and historical glory." At the time of publishing this news, Vahid Nabaded, the deputy of the cultural heritage of East Azerbaijan, said that this action was carried out in order to identify, document and create a legal framework for the protection of this area. On May 30, 1403, the helicopter carrying former President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirbadolhian and six other officials and a flight crew crashed on the way back from the opening ceremony of the Keys Kelsi Dam to Tabriz in the mountainous region of Wartzgan, and all its passengers were killed.