Wide coverage of Iran’s presidential election in international media

Mehr News, International Group: The election of the 14th presidential term of Iran started this Friday morning with the enthusiastic participation of the people of Islamic Iran and more than 200 journalists and cameramen from domestic and international media. They are present in Iran to cover this important event.

Regional and international news media from the first hours of voting today, their various news sections focused on the large participation of the Iranian people in the fourteenth round of the presidential election. assigned.

This media also mentioned the closeness of the competition between the candidates for the presidential election of our country and spoke about the possibility of the election being extended to the second round and in a conversation with experts They speculated about possible candidates for the second round.

Next, you can see the reports published in regional and international media related to today’s elections:

Iran’s presidential election has been widely reflected in the Turkish media. Most of the Turkish media, in addition to providing analyzes of our country’s elections, also covered the process of these elections.

Hurrit: The election frenzy has started in Iran

Hürriyet newspaper, referring to the Ardibehesht flight incident, announced the start of presidential elections in Iran today. In another part of its report, this newspaper has discussed the possibility of Masoud Bizikian’s victory in this election marathon.

Who will become the president after a president?

A Haber website, referring to the holding of elections in Iran, wrote: After the death of the Iranian president in a helicopter crash, the 14th round of presidential elections has begun. became. It is expected that 61 million 452 thousand 321 voters will vote in more than 59 thousand polling stations in the country. Voting in the country ends at 18:00 and the election results will be announced on Saturday.

TRT: Iranian people came to the polls to participate in the elections

TRT state network website wrote about today’s Iranian elections: According to the data of the Election Center of the Ministry of Interior of Iran, about 62 million are eligible to vote. Also, Iranian citizens abroad can also vote in election centers located in 95 countries around the world.

The voting process, which started at 08:00 AM local time, ends at 18:00 PM, but this period can be extended if necessary. . Masoud Bizikian as the reformist candidate, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Speaker of the Parliament, Saeed Jalili, former Secretary General of the Supreme National Security Council, and Mustafa Pourmohammadi, the former Minister of the Interior, are competing in this election as the candidate of the fundamentalist spectrum.

Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed report focusing on predicting massive participation in the elections and the high chances of two candidates

The Qatari website Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed reported on the news of the 14th presidential election in Iran this Friday.

It is stated in this report: The voting process in this election has started at 8:00 am local time, which has led to high participation of people in this election. have predicted.

In the following, the competition of four different candidates in this election is mentioned, and the results of the latest polls published before the start of the election are mentioned, in which Masoud Mezikian and Saeed Jalili have had more chances to win this election.

Reflection of the presidential election in the Guardian English newspaper

The Guardian English newspaper published an article reflecting on the holding of the presidential elections in our country.

The Guardian newspaper wrote in an article today that more than 61.5 million Iranians over the age of 18 have the opportunity to participate in the elections and vote for the new president.

This English media reminded that early presidential elections will take place after the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash at the end of May.

Iranians came to the polls to elect a new president

The American news agency Associated Press wrote that the people of Iran will participate in the presidential elections today and vote for their candidate to take over the reins of the executive branch.

The Associated Press news agency covered the news of holding presidential elections in our country.

In the article of the Associated Press, it is stated that the people of Iran went to the polls on Friday to choose a successor for their late president Ibrahim Raisi.

This American media noted that early presidential elections in Iran are being held while tensions in the Middle East are rising due to the war in Gaza.

Sputnik news agency report on the 14th presidential election in Iran

The Russian news agency Sputnik covered the fourteenth presidential election in Iran in an article.

Sputnik news agency wrote that millions of Iranians have come to the polling stations on Friday to vote and choose their new president.

This Russian news agency noted that early presidential elections will be held in Iran after the helicopter crash at the end of May, which led to the martyrdom of the then president Ebrahim Raisi and his companions. .

According to Sputnik, according to the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iranian authorities have announced early presidential elections, which must be held within 50 days after the announcement of the death or incapacity of the president. Currently, “Mohammed Mokhbar” is the first vice president of Iran, and has the duties of the president.

Sputnik wrote that if none of the 4 candidates in today’s election succeeds in winning the majority of votes, the second round of voting will be held on July 5.

Live report by al-Mayadin reporters from Tehran, Mashhad and Isfahan: reflecting the large presence of people

Al-Mayadeen Network covered the 14th Iranian presidential election by sending reporters to the three major electoral districts of our country.

According to Mehr news agency, Al-Mayadeen network covered the 14th round of Iran’s presidential election by sending reporters to three major electoral districts in Iran.

Reporters of Al-Mayadin network in Tehran, Mashhad and Isfahan reported the large presence of people at the voting booths since the first hours of voting this morning.

Al-Mayadeen Network reported that popular participation in Iran’s presidential elections is on the rise and most constituencies are crowded in the current situation.